India Vows to Deepen Strategic Partnership with Vietnam
India is set to expand economic and investment cooperation with Vietnam, targeting $25 billion in bilateral trade by 2030. Weekly passenger capacity on flights will double, as bilateral ties were elevated to an Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
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