Vietnam-Denmark Relations Poised for Stronger Development on 55-Year Foundation
Vietnamese President To Lam emphasized the deepening of Vietnam-Denmark relations over 55 years during his visit to Denmark, aiming to enhance political trust and expand cooperation in economy and science-technology. Denmark, the third-largest EU investor in Vietnam, seeks to strengthen collaboration in renewable energy and green technologies.
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