Vietnam–Sri Lanka relations reach new milestone, opening broader space for cooperation
Vietnam and Sri Lanka have elevated their bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Partnership during General Secretary and President To Lam's state visit, aiming to boost trade to 1 billion USD by 2030 and enhance cooperation in logistics, tourism, and agriculture.
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