Vietnam Focuses on Strengthening FDI Ecosystem, Nurturing Domestic Suppliers
Vietnam is set to enhance its ecosystem for foreign direct investment (FDI) by strengthening domestic supplier development and improving the business climate. The World Bank has recommended measures to help local firms meet the quality, technology, cost, and delivery requirements necessary to become suppliers for multinational corporations.
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