Vietnam Prioritizes Marine Science, Technology, and Human Resources Development
Vietnam is making the development of marine science, technology, and skilled human resources a cornerstone of its national strategy for sustainable marine resource exploitation and environmental protection. Addressing the shortage of technical innovation and specialized personnel in the marine sector is identified as a pressing issue.
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