Hanoi: General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President of Vietnam To Lam held talks with Prime Minister of New Zealand Christopher Luxon in Auckland city on August 13 morning (local time).

According to Vietnam News Agency, the discussions between the two leaders focused on strengthening bilateral relations. They explored opportunities for cooperation in various sectors, including trade, education, and technology. Both leaders emphasized the importance of collaboration for mutual benefit and regional stability.

The meeting also addressed global challenges and the role of Vietnam and New Zealand in contributing to regional peace and development. The leaders expressed their commitment to supporting multilateralism and adhering to international laws.

This engagement highlights the growing relationship between Vietnam and New Zealand, demonstrating a shared interest in working together to address both regional and global issues.