Myanmar President Arrives in Hanoi for Official Visit
Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing arrived in Hanoi on September 4 to begin a three-day official visit to Vietnam. The visit is expected to consolidate the traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperative partnership between the two nations, enhance political trust, and expand bilateral and multilateral cooperation.
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