Vietnam, New Zealand Deepen Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Amidst Trade Growth
Vietnamese President To Lam and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon agreed to deepen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Bilateral trade surged 15% in the first half of the year, with Vietnamese exports up 19%. Discussions also touched upon logistics challenges and Vietnam's role in driving ASEAN's growth.
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