Khanh Hoa Province Launches Bold Talent Attraction Policies
Khanh Hoa Province in central Vietnam is focusing on attracting highly skilled human resources. Emphasizing science, technology, and innovation as drivers of economic growth, the province is enhancing its appeal through improved income, housing, research environments, and flexible employment mechanisms. This initiative is part of the province's strategy to promote science and technology for regional economic development.
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