Vietnam and Panama Issue Joint Statement to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
Vietnam and Panama have issued a joint statement aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and promoting multifaceted cooperation. The statement emphasizes the importance of both nations as 'gateways' connecting Southeast Asia and Latin America, seeking to expand economic, cultural, and exchange opportunities.
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