Vietnamese President To Lam's Russia, France Visits Usher in New Era of Strategic Cooperation
Vietnamese President To Lam's recent visits to Russia and France have strengthened political trust and opened new avenues for cooperation, particularly in high-tech and space exploration. These visits mark a new chapter in Vietnam's strategic partnerships.
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