Hanoi: General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and State President To Lam, accompanied by a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation, departed Hanoi on May 5 for a three-day state visit to India. The visit is made at the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The visit takes place as Vietnam and India mark the 10th anniversary of the elevation of bilateral ties to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. According to Vietnam News Agency, the visit by To Lam is expected to further strengthen the relationship between Vietnam and India. The discussions during the visit are likely to focus on enhancing cooperation in various sectors, including trade, defense, and cultural exchanges. Both countries have expressed a commitment to deepening their strategic partnership and exploring new areas of collaboration. The Vietnamese delegation includes senior officials from various ministries and sectors, highlighting the importance of this visit. Meetings with Indian counterparts are pl anned, where both sides will discuss mutual interests and regional issues. The visit underscores Vietnam's intention to bolster its ties with India, a key partner in the region. As part of the itinerary, To Lam is scheduled to meet with Indian President Droupadi Murmu and other key leaders. These meetings aim to reinforce the existing ties and pave the way for future collaborations. The visit is seen as an important step in strengthening diplomatic and economic relations between the two nations.