South Korea, Vietnam Forge Stronger Ties Across Multiple Sectors
(MENAFN) South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and Vietnamese President Luong Cuong held a phone call on Thursday, during which they committed to strengthening bilateral relations by expanding collaboration across multiple sectors.
According to a statement from Lee’s office, the two leaders agreed to intensify joint efforts in critical areas, particularly high-speed rail development and nuclear energy.
A news agency reported that both presidents also emphasized boosting partnerships in science, technology, and innovation—with a special focus on high-tech industries—which they identified as a central component of their nations' strategic ties.
The two sides further agreed to maintain momentum through high-level engagements at regional and global events, including the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit, according to the reports.
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