Vietnam's Cultural Heritage Fuels Economic Growth
Vietnam is seeing traditional crafts and regional cultures of ethnic minorities, once at risk of disappearing, emerge as models for local economic development and heritage preservation. The government is also promoting the protection and utilization of cultural heritage.
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