Vietnam Strengthens International Ties Through Multidirectional Diplomacy
Vietnam is pursuing multidirectional diplomacy, aiming to strengthen its strategic partnership with Poland and deepen ties with the Dominican Republic. Domestically, discussions on the revised Penal Code and laws protecting key national security facilities are underway.
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