Vietnamese Businesses Emphasize 'Business Culture' for Global Competitiveness
Amidst intensifying global competition, Vietnamese businesses are recognizing that enhancing 'business culture'—encompassing product quality, transparency, worker rights, and environmental considerations—is key to sustainable growth, beyond mere profit. The government also plans to support the promotion of business culture.
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