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Phuc will attend the expanded G7 Summit while in Japan and will wrap up the trip on May 28, the statement said.
The prime minister was in Russia for his first foreign visit starting May 16 where he also attended a summit to celebrate 20 years of foreign relations between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and Russia.
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