Viet Nam, Austria enjoy unceasing development in bilateral ties

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Viet Nam and Austria established their diplomatic ties in 1972. The two countries have enjoyed unceasing development in their bilateral relations.

Viet Nam, Austria enjoy unceasing development in bilateral ties

TIN LIÊN QUAN
	NA leader arrives in Austria for fifth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament
	NA Chairman’s working visit to Austria contribute to promoting bilateral relations: Ambassador
	NA Chairman leaves for fifth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament in Austria
	Viet Nam, Austria shape up economic-trade cooperation
	Vietnamese language class opens in Austria

(Source: VNA)

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