Vietnam Drafts Action Plan to Attract and Utilize Talent in Key Sectors
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Vietnam Drafts Action Plan to Attract and Utilize Talent in Key Sectors

Vietnam is drafting an action plan to attract and utilize talent in key sectors, aiming to leverage domestic and international expertise for national development. The plan focuses on nurturing and attracting professionals in growth areas like AI and cultural industries, reflecting the government's commitment to talent development.

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