Vietnam Considers 'Cultural Welfare Card' to Boost Cultural Industry
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Vietnam Considers 'Cultural Welfare Card' to Boost Cultural Industry

Vietnam is considering the introduction of a 'Cultural Welfare Card' for students, the poor, and other eligible groups to promote the cultural industry and boost consumption. The initiative aims to encourage the use of cultural products and services.

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