Vietnam, Laos Presidents Confer, Affirming Deepened Bilateral Ties
Lao National Assembly President Sonexay Siphandone concluded an official visit to Vietnam, meeting with his Vietnamese counterpart. The leaders affirmed their commitment to further strengthening the 'special relationship' and parliamentary cooperation between the two nations, highlighting Vietnam's efforts to bolster regional ties under its one-party system.
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