Vietnam, Panama Boost Cooperation, Eyeing Expanded Trade and Investment
Vietnamese and Panamanian foreign ministers met and agreed to strengthen bilateral cooperation. Both sides expressed optimism about expanding investment and business ties, leveraging Panama's strengths as a logistics and financial hub and Vietnam's capabilities in manufacturing and digital services.
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