Vietnam Urgently Requests Official Salary and Income Reports Amidst Economic Growth Push
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has urgently requested reports on civil servant salaries and incomes. Meanwhile, Ho Chi Minh City is reviewing industry-specific growth promotion measures, with issues like rising prices and educational concerns also surfacing.
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