Vietnam and Japan Expand Environmental Cooperation Under New Deal
Vietnam and Japan have signed a new agreement to expand environmental cooperation. This pact signifies both nations' commitment to enhancing collaboration towards achieving sustainable development goals, with specific future initiatives drawing attention.
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