Vietnam's PPP Rules: Decree 377 Set to Reshape Investor Landscape
Vietnam's government has issued Decree 377, introducing new Public-Private Partnership (PPP) rules. This move aims to significantly alter the business landscape for investors, likely by encouraging private capital inflow into infrastructure development and boosting economic growth.
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