Vietnam has emerged as a significant player in global trade, capitalizing on U.S. tariffs against China, with exports surging and foreign investment rapidly increasing.
The country has established itself as a manufacturing hub, attracting global firms thanks to its strategic location, favorable trade agreements, and investment in infrastructure.
Despite these advancements, Vietnam faces challenges, including perceptions of its market economy status and infrastructure limitations, which could hinder further growth in high-tech sectors.
Vietnam's trade growth is a product of strategic diplomacy, successfully balancing relations between major powers, bolstered by a formidable increase in foreign investment.
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