Vietnamese President Attends UN General Assembly, Advocates for Peace and Development, Holds Bilateral Talks in US and Canada
Vietnamese President To Lam departed for the United States to attend the 81st session of the UN General Assembly's High-Level Debate. He will emphasize Vietnam's commitment to UN missions and advocate for peace and development. Bilateral talks with the US and Canada are also scheduled.
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