Just decades ago, Vietnam was emerging from the shadows of a prolonged conflict, positioned among the poorest globally.
Today, it stands as one of Asia’s most dynamic economies with a consistent growth rate of over 6% annually since 2000.
This remarkable transformation is fueled by strategic geographic advantages, competitive labor costs, and strong foreign investment influx.
Despite these gains, challenges such as dependence on foreign capital and the efficiency of state enterprises could shape its future economic trajectory.
As Vietnam aims for high-income status by 2045, will it navigate these hurdles successfully?

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