Vietnamese Agriculture Boosts Value Chain with Business Leadership, Embracing Digital and Green Transitions
Vietnamese agriculture is undergoing a transformation with businesses leading the charge to restructure value chains, aiming to enhance productivity and competitiveness. Digital agriculture and green transitions are identified as key drivers for sustainable growth, supported by government policies promoting private sector development.
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