
Vietnam, Japan Poised to Shape New Economic Partnership: Japanese Expert
Vietnam's progress in income levels and technological capabilities has ushered in a new phase of economic ties with Japan. Both nations are transitioning from a model centered on Japanese support to one of jointly developing and operating businesses, reflecting Vietnam's development achievements, according to a Japanese expert.
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