Vietnam Marks 40 Years of Doi Moi, Accelerating Development and International Integration
Vietnam celebrates 40 years since the launch of its Doi Moi (Renewal) policy, marking significant historical achievements in economic development and international integration. The nation has transformed from an economy facing numerous difficulties to one that leverages its strengths and enhances its global standing.
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