Vietnam-France Ties Enter 'Acceleration of History' Period: French Historian
A French historian notes that the increased frequency of high-level visits between Vietnam and France signifies deep trust and a drive for concrete results, emphasizing the need to overcome practical obstacles in cultural, economic, and financial spheres.
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