Vietnam, Belgium Discuss Elevating Ties to Strategic Partnership
Vietnamese President To Lam and Belgian King Philippe discussed elevating bilateral relations, focusing on enhancing the quality of trade and investment, technological content, and the position of businesses in global value chains. Belgium expressed its readiness to support the early ratification and implementation of the EU-Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA).
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