Vietnam's Top Leader Visits EU and Belgium to Strengthen Ties
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam has begun an official visit to the European Union and Belgium at the invitation of their leaders. The visit aims to elevate Vietnam's strategic partnership with the EU and Belgium to a new level, with potential free trade agreements on the agenda.
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