Vietnam, Panama Forge Closer Ties in Joint Statement, Aiming to Bridge Continents
Vietnam's President To Lam and Panama's President Mulino agreed to enhance high-level dialogue to develop bilateral relations, positioning both nations as key partners bridging Latin America and Southeast Asia.
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