Swiss President to Pay Official Visit to Vietnam
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Swiss President to Pay Official Visit to Vietnam

The President of Switzerland will pay an official visit to Vietnam. Based on their Comprehensive Partnership, both nations intend to deepen traditional friendship and political trust, promoting economic cooperation, science-technology, and innovation. Cooperation is particularly anticipated in areas where Switzerland's strengths align with Vietnam's needs.

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