
Vietnam to Streamline Business Dissolution to 12 Hours
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance plans to drastically shorten business dissolution procedures to just 12 hours. This move aims to alleviate financial burdens on companies and stimulate economic activity, potentially improving the investment environment.
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