Chilean President Pays Official Visit to Vietnam
Chilean President José Antonio Kast began an official visit to Vietnam on November 15th, following an invitation from General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President Tô Lâm. This visit is expected to deepen bilateral relations between the two nations.
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