Vietnam's AI-driven Export Boom Faces FDI Dependence and Inflation Test
Vietnam is aiming for an AI-driven export expansion but faces challenges like dependence on foreign direct investment (FDI) and inflation pressures. The government is promoting technology transfer and infrastructure development to achieve sustainable economic growth.
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