Vietnam Shifts Focus to High-Quality FDI Amid Growth Strategy Evolution
Vietnam is transitioning its growth strategy from volume to value, prioritizing investment in automation, innovation, and high-value-added products. Despite global economic uncertainties, the nation aims to achieve double-digit growth by addressing domestic bottlenecks. Japanese investment is particularly anticipated in green energy and high-tech sectors.
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