Vietnam, New Zealand Open New Avenue for Strategic Research Cooperation
Vietnam and New Zealand have opened a new avenue for strategic research cooperation following the state visit of Party General Secretary and President To Lam. The key task now is to translate this opportunity into practical pathways for people, students, scientists, and businesses.
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