Vietnam and Japan Sign 3 Cooperation Documents Valued Over 43.1 Billion Yen
During Vietnamese President (also General Secretary of the Communist Party) Tô Lâm's official visit to Japan, Vietnam and Japan signed three cooperation documents. Notably, over 43.1 billion yen was committed for projects including the Vietnam Japan University and Ô Môn III Thermal Power Plant.
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