Vietnam-Japan Relations Over 30 Years: Capital Flows Evolve from Massive Investment to "Co-creation"
Japanese capital, present in Vietnam for three decades, is shifting from ODA and OEM processing to high-tech fields and value chain "co-creation." Retail giant Aeon identifies Vietnam as its most crucial market, while Japanese firms are establishing R&D centers and strategic production bases.
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