Vietnam's Top Leader in Japan: Discussing Economy, Security, and Labor Issues
Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary and President To Lam, visited Japan to boost economic ties and encourage investment. Discussions also touched upon the acceptance of Vietnamese workers amid concerns over rising crime rates among them. Both nations affirmed cooperation in security and advanced technology sectors.
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