Vietnam-India comprehensive strategic partnership
The Vietnam-India comprehensive strategic partnership has developed strongly. Vietnam is now India’s fourth largest trade partner in ASEAN and India is among Vietnam’s ten largest trade partners.
Vietnam-India comprehensive strategic partnership. (Source: VNA)Video
First-ever baguette festival honours national delicacy
Vietnam, Malaysia enjoy thriving relations over five decades
Ninth National External Information Service Awards launched
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