Vietnam Elevates Ties with Denmark, EU, Belgium, Securing New Cooperation Avenues
Vietnamese President To Lam's tour of Denmark, the EU, and Belgium resulted in the establishment of a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Denmark. Cooperation with the EU is expanding into science, technology, and infrastructure, while relations with Belgium are set to be elevated to a Strategic Partnership. Investment proposals totaling approximately EUR 20 billion were presented, signaling significant economic cooperation.
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