Vietnam's Top Leader Bolsters Diplomatic Ties on European and Asian Tours
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam has visited France and Mongolia, confirming the exchange of cooperation documents and strengthening collaboration in economic and security fields to deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with both nations. These moves aim to enhance Vietnam's international presence.
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