Vietnam's Top Leader to Visit Japan, Elevating Bilateral Ties to New Level
Vietnam's top leader will visit Japan in November, marking the first such visit in 11 years. Both nations view this as an opportunity to elevate their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to a new level, focusing on economic security, supply chains, and human resource development.
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Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam is set to visit Japan starting November 8. Japan's Foreign Minister expressed expectations that the visit will be a crucial opportunity to elevate the two countries' Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to a 'new phase,' with a particular focus on strengthening cooperation in economic security and realizing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP).