Vietnam and New Zealand Push for Direct Flights and Closer Economic Ties
The leaders of Vietnam and New Zealand held a phone call, agreeing to pursue a $3 billion trade target, facilitate direct air routes, and deepen cooperation on climate change and regional security.
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