Vietnamese Delegation Meets Vietnamese Community in New Zealand, Discusses New Policies
A delegation from Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs visited New Zealand, holding meetings with the Vietnamese community in Auckland and Wellington. The meetings focused on explaining the latest resolutions and policies from the Communist Party and the State regarding overseas Vietnamese, aiming to strengthen community ties.
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