Lee Kuan Yew in Vietnam

20Apr09

Lee Kuan Yew makes a five-day official visit to Vietnam. Nothing but pre-scripted photo ops and platitudes, it seems. Straits Times:

HANOI: Vietnam is one of the most promising Asean countries in the long term and Singapore can keep a win-win bilateral relationship with it by sharing its expertise, said Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew yesterday.

Official announcement

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