Vietnam Sets New Policy to Engage Overseas Vietnamese in National Development
Vietnam's Communist Party Politburo has adopted a new policy on overseas Vietnamese (OV) affairs, a comprehensive approach aimed at fostering their contributions to national development and supporting the preservation of their identity, building on progress since the 2004 resolution.
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