Vietnam, Russia Leaders Eye New Cooperation Mechanisms to Boost Trade
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustino agreed to explore new cooperation mechanisms and specialized working groups to bolster bilateral trade. They also pledged to encourage businesses from both nations to expand their presence in each other's markets.
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