Hanoi Accelerates Shift to Knowledge-Based Economy, Focusing on Talent and International Cooperation
Vietnam is accelerating its transition to a knowledge-based economy through talent development and international cooperation. Efforts include internationalizing educational institutions, cultivating specialized human resources, and sharing experiences with developing nations. This is a crucial strategy for Vietnam's sustained economic growth.
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