Australia is celebrating 50 years of diplomatic relations with Vietnam this year, as the country looks to strengthen ties for the future, says Trade Minister Don Farrell.
“There are enormous prospects of trade and tourism with Vietnam, just some of the areas, of course, are education,
renewable energy … and of course, our agricultural products are always very popular in Vietnam,” Mr Farrell told Sky News Australia.
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