Vietnamese President Meets with Japanese Communist Party Chairman
Vietnamese President Tô Lâm met with Japanese Communist Party Chairman Shii Kazuo in Tokyo. Both sides exchanged views on the development of bilateral relations. This meeting is noted as part of Vietnam's diplomatic efforts to build diverse relationships.
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