Vietnam Unveils New Decree to Attract Talent and Boost Data Economy
Vietnam has issued a new decree aimed at attracting talent and fostering the data economy. The policy will enhance mechanisms for recruiting experts and young talent, facilitate data utilization, and improve access to venture capital.
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