Vietnam, Russia to Concrete Maritime Cooperation with Roadmap to 2030
Vietnam's top leader, To Lam, has urged relevant agencies of Vietnam and Russia to promptly translate identified orientations for maritime cooperation from 2026-2030 into feasible programs and projects, aiming for substantive collaboration beyond mere policy levels.
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