Vietnam Focuses on Boosting Domestic Value Addition for Exports
Vietnam is strengthening its strategy to link export growth with increased domestic value addition. The aim is to achieve sustainable economic growth by avoiding tariff barriers and price volatility risks. This marks a significant turning point for the Vietnamese economy as it deepens its role in global supply chains.
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