Vietnam's Top Leader Highlights Deepening Ties During Japan Visit
Vietnam's top leader, To Lam, stressed the importance of economic, trade, and investment ties with Japan during his visit, expressing intent to promote cooperation in advanced technologies like AI and Small Modular Reactors. Both nations aim to deepen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for a new era.
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