Vietnam Strengthens International Ties on 81st National Day Anniversary
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Vietnam Strengthens International Ties on 81st National Day Anniversary

Vietnam celebrates its 81st National Day anniversary, receiving greetings from various world leaders and actively pursuing strengthened international relations. Emphasis is placed on its role as a bridge between ASEAN and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), and deepening ties with Cuba, the UK, and Central Asian nations.

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