Vietnam, Liechtenstein Seek Stronger Economic, Parliamentary Ties
Vietnam's General Secretary of the Communist Party and President To Lam met with Liechtenstein Prime Minister Brigitte Haas to discuss strengthening economic and parliamentary ties. Both nations agreed to expedite the ratification and implementation of the Vietnam-EFTA Free Trade Agreement and enhance cooperation in green economy sectors.
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