Vietnam's Top Leader to Address UNGA, Meet US and Canadian Officials
Vietnam's Communist Party General Secretary and President To Lam will deliver a key address at the UN General Assembly's high-level debate. The trip includes meetings with leaders of countries, partners, international organizations, US administration and congressional officials, and Canadian dignitaries, signaling a new phase in Vietnam's foreign policy. Vietnam will highlight its people-centered development approach.
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