Vietnam and Japan Pledge to Deepen Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for Next 50 Years
The upcoming visit to Japan by Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President is expected to usher in a new vision for bilateral cooperation over the next 50 years, further deepening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Experts anticipate this visit will propel the relationship into a new phase.
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