Vietnam's Top Leader Concludes State Visits to Australia and New Zealand, Strengthening Bilateral Ties
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Vietnam's Top Leader Concludes State Visits to Australia and New Zealand, Strengthening Bilateral Ties

Vietnam's President and General Secretary To Lam concluded state visits to Australia and New Zealand, agreeing to elevate strategic partnerships to a comprehensive level. The visits aimed to deepen ties and foster cooperation in new areas such as science-technology, innovation, education, and green transition.

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