Top Leader Urges Economics University to Boost Human Resource Development, Nurture Talent
Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary To Lam, has called on a leading economics university to meet advanced standards in training, research, and community service, and enhance its regional and international reputation. This is expected to strengthen the country's development capacity and bring tangible benefits to the people.
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