Vietnam, Panama Seek to Deepen Economic Cooperation
Vietnam and Panama have agreed to enhance high-level dialogue to steer the development of their bilateral relations, with a focus on deepening economic, trade, and investment cooperation. Both leaders emphasized the role of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation in boosting productivity and reducing costs.
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