Top Vietnamese Leader Visits Belgium's Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Boosting European Ties
Vietnam's top leader visited Belgium's major port, emphasizing the importance of bilateral relations built on friendship, trust, and mutually beneficial cooperation. The visit signaled a commitment to strengthening ties, particularly in maritime transport, seaports, and logistics.
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