Mexican Journalist Praises Vietnam's Profound Transformation Post-Doi Moi
A prominent Mexican media outlet has highlighted Vietnam's remarkable progress in its socialist-oriented development drive, 40 years after the implementation of the "Doi Moi" (Renewal) policy. The report emphasizes the potential of "Make in Vietnam" science and technology products to serve domestic needs, improve livelihoods, and compete internationally, reflecting Vietnam's economic growth under its one-party system and increasing global engagement.
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