Vietnam Shifts Strategy to Foster Core Industries: Emphasizing Materials and Mechanical Manufacturing
Vietnam's National Assembly Vice Chairman advocates for clarifying the strategic role of material and mechanical manufacturing industries as the foundation and source of the economy in the new era. The importance of fostering these sectors is growing from the perspective of technological innovation and national self-reliance.
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