Vietnamese President To Lam Begins State Visit to New Zealand
Vietnamese President To Lam, also General Secretary of the Communist Party, has begun a state visit to New Zealand, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties. During meetings with local friendship organizations, he emphasized cooperation in education, science-technology, climate change response, and green agriculture. Support for the Vietnamese community in New Zealand was also affirmed.
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