Vietnam and India Elevate Ties to Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
General Secretary and President To Lam visited India, where he and PM Modi agreed to elevate bilateral ties to an 'Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.' The two nations pledged to deepen cooperation in defense, semiconductors, and critical minerals, aiming to boost two-way trade to $25 billion by 2030.
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