FDI Enterprises Drive Vietnam's Supply Chain Enhancement
Vietnam aims to integrate around 10,000 domestic firms into FDI supply chains by 2030. The focus is on enhancing capabilities for higher value-added activities, emphasizing technological autonomy, smart production, and high-quality human resources.
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