Vietnam's National Brand Value Surges 45% to Rank 32nd Globally
Vietnam's national brand value is projected to reach US$462.28 billion by 2026, a 45.14% increase from 2020, ranking 32nd globally. This growth is attributed to the National Brand Program aimed at enhancing corporate competitiveness and integration into global value chains, though further deepening participation remains a key challenge.
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