Vietnam's Top Leader Calls for Deeper Ties with Japan During Official Visit
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam concluded an official visit to Japan, meeting with Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and other key figures. The leaders affirmed their commitment to deepening ties across economic, scientific, technological, and cultural spheres, underscoring Vietnam's economic growth and growing international standing.
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