Vietnam Party Chief To Lam Concludes Australia, New Zealand State Visits
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam concluded state visits to Australia and New Zealand, reaffirming commitments to deepen comprehensive strategic partnerships. Discussions focused on expanding economic and technological cooperation, particularly in developing human resources for digital and green economies.
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