Austrian Healthcare Firm Plans €1.2 Billion Investment in Vietnam
Austrian healthcare giant VAMED plans to invest an additional €1.2 billion in Vietnam, focusing on initiatives like a hospital ship model and elderly care systems. The company's proposed projects aim to strengthen Vietnam's healthcare infrastructure and services.
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