Vietnamese Leaders Deepen Economic, Social Cooperation with Neighbors
Vietnamese leaders, including the Prime Minister and National Assembly Chairman, visited Laos, Cambodia, and China, aiming to strengthen economic and social cooperation and resolve outstanding issues. The country is also advancing legal reforms and digitalization, deepening its engagement with the international community.
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