Hanoi Approves Pilot Programs for Two Key Technology Projects
Hanoi has approved pilot programs for two innovative technology projects: an intelligent autonomous transportation system and a method for producing high-purity rare-earth oxides. This move aligns with Vietnam's strategy to foster technological advancement and economic growth under its one-party system.
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