Vietnam, Malaysia Vow to Enhance Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, Focus on Defense Cooperation
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with Malaysian Minister of Defense Mohamed Khaled bin Nordin, affirming the elevation of bilateral ties to a "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership." Both sides agreed to deepen defense cooperation, particularly in maritime security and information sharing.
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