Vietnam Launches Cultural Industries Network, Unveils 17 Initiatives
Vietnam has launched a new network and unveiled 17 initiatives to foster its cultural industries, aiming to leverage cultural resources as a driver of economic growth. This strategic move seeks to protect the domestic market and enhance international competitiveness.
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