Vietnam, Japan Forge New Era of Comprehensive Cooperation
Leaders of Vietnam and Japan agreed to deepen cooperation across a wide range of fields including defense, economy, science-technology, and culture. The two nations issued a "Joint Vision Statement," confirming the transition to a new phase of their strategic partnership.
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