Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology Reviews 494 Legal Documents, Recommends Amendments for 19%
Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology has reviewed 494 legal documents under its purview, identifying issues in 19% related to intellectual property, finance, and administrative procedures, and recommending amendments. This rate aligns with the national average, highlighting the urgent need to address legislative lags and emerging challenges.
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