Vietnam's Education Minister Addresses Public Concerns Amid New Policy Implementation
Vietnam's Minister of Education and Training addressed public concerns regarding the initial implementation phase of groundbreaking educational policies recently adopted by the National Assembly. Teacher welfare and resource allocation for new policies were key discussion points.
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