Vietnam Elevates Culture as New Growth Engine in National Strategy Shift
Vietnam's Communist Party has announced a strategic shift, positioning culture as a pillar of national development and a new growth engine. Amid concerns of slowing economic growth, the nation aims for sustainable development by leveraging internal resources and promoting the cultural industry. This policy marks a significant attempt to transform Vietnam's economic model under its one-party system.
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