Vietnam Marks 81 Years of Development and International Cooperation
Vietnam celebrates its 81st National Day, marking remarkable economic and social progress over the past eight decades. The nation reaffirms its commitment to peace and prosperity through continued development and strengthened international cooperation, honoring the legacy of President Ho Chi Minh.
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