Vietnam, Poland establish strategic partnership, set $6B trade target
Vietnam and Poland have elevated their bilateral ties to a strategic partnership, setting a target to boost trade to $6 billion between 2026-2030. The agreement aims to enhance cooperation across various sectors including energy, digital transformation, and defense.
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