Vietnam Boosts Support for Poor, Enhances International Cooperation
Vietnam is enhancing support for its poor through expanded health insurance and volunteer initiatives. The nation is also fostering international cooperation, evidenced by student successes in global science competitions and efforts to strengthen Vietnam-Canada relations.
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