Vietnam Strengthens Ties with Overseas Vietnamese Community for Global Resource Mobilization
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Vietnam Strengthens Ties with Overseas Vietnamese Community for Global Resource Mobilization

The Communist Party of Vietnam has announced a new directive aimed at strengthening ties with the overseas Vietnamese community. This initiative seeks to maximize the contributions of expatriates to national construction and development by leveraging global resources, building on past successes with a more comprehensive approach.

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