Top Vietnamese Leader Pays Homage at Ho Chi Minh Monument in France
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President paid homage at the Ho Chi Minh Monument in Montreau Park, France, a site significant to the late leader's independence movement. The visit underscores deepening bilateral ties and gratitude for French support.
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