Vietnam Prioritizes High-Quality FDI Ecosystem Development
Vietnam is shifting its strategy from labor-intensive industries towards building a high-quality foreign direct investment (FDI) ecosystem, focusing on technological innovation and high-value sectors. This move reflects the government's aim for sustainable economic growth and enhanced international competitiveness.
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