Vietnam, Poland Deepen Strategic Partnership Focusing on Economic and Trade Ties
Vietnam and Poland aim to further advance their Strategic Partnership, building on a long-standing friendship and strong political commitment. Enhanced cooperation, particularly in economic and trade sectors, is key to strengthening bilateral ties.
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