Vietnamese Businesses Aim to Climb Global Value Chains Through Tech and Brand Enhancement
Vietnamese businesses are focusing on technological prowess, high-value product development, and building internationally competitive brands to elevate their position in global value chains. This is part of the nation's growth strategy for a new era, with growing domestic momentum evidenced by numerous business leaders receiving accolades.
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