Vietnam's Top Leader Strengthens Ties with France, Mongolia on State Visits
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam visited France and Mongolia, aiming to deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with both nations. In France, building on historical ties, cooperation was promoted across economy, education, and culture. With Mongolia, legislative cooperation was enhanced to expand economic ties.
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