Vietnam, France Boost Cooperation in Economy, Science, Culture
During his visit to France, Vietnamese President To Lam discussed strengthening economic and financial cooperation, enhancing scientific and technological collaboration, and promoting cultural exchanges. Specific proposals included cooperation in space exploration and quantum technology, and the organization of a Vietnamese Theatre Week.
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