Vietnam's President Lam Visits New Zealand to Deepen Bilateral Ties
Vietnamese President To Lam has visited New Zealand, signaling an intent to bolster cooperation in areas like smart agriculture and climate change ahead of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties. The visit follows a trip to Australia, highlighting Vietnam's active diplomatic engagement in the region.
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