Vietnam Faces Textbook Supply Challenges Amidst Unification Drive
As Vietnam prepares to implement a unified national textbook for the 2026-2027 academic year, concerns over potential shortages are rising, particularly in An Giang province. The province is implementing measures like reusing textbooks and establishing shared libraries to manage supply.
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