Vietnam's Lam Visits China: New Deals Expected

0:00On April 8th, Vietnam's top leader, a to-lam is set to visit China from April 14th to 17th, meeting President Xi Jinping in his first. Overseas Shrip since becoming State President this week. Sources close to the plan say it's happening next week, though details stay hush-hush in Vietnam. This comes right after Lam grabbed a rare double-roll, heading both the party and state for the next five years, a power set up like China's that amps, up his control. Despite tensions over the South China Sea, the two communist neighbors have warmed up lately, pushing deals on rail links, border economic zones, and even Chinese tech for Vietnam's 5G network. Expect talks on telecom upgrades, security tools, and energy help since Vietnam relies on China for oil products and fertilizers amid global. Shortages from the Gulf War. Lam's been to China before, right after taking the party chief's spot last August, and this could seal fresh packs quietly boosting their ties even. More Global News Today.

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