Vietnam's Supporting Industries Seek Stronger Domestic Links
Amid global uncertainty, Vietnam's government is focusing on fostering supporting industries to enhance domestic manufacturing autonomy and deepen integration into supply chains. Overcoming technological bottlenecks and strengthening domestic linkages are pressing challenges.
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