Viet Nam-India relations: From CSP to enhanced CSP
Following General Secretary To Lam’s state visit to India, both nations have agreed to elevate their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The focus shifts to deepening cooperation in technology, trade, and cultural heritage, aligning India’s 'Act East' policy with Vietnam’s national development goals.
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