Vietnam-Philippines Strategic Partnership Elevated for Economic Cooperation
Vietnam's top leader called for stronger economic ties with the Philippines, advocating for joint investment and production in complementary sectors like modern agriculture and clean energy. The two nations upgraded their strategic partnership, aiming for deeper participation in regional value chains.
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