The Silent Drift: When Success Starts to Hide Risk
Not every crisis begins with a shock.Some start with silence — in meetings, in decisions, in leaders who carry too […]
Not every crisis begins with a shock.Some start with silence — in meetings, in decisions, in leaders who carry too […]
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When Growth Turns Risky
Vietnam’s economic miracle over the past decades has been nothing short of remarkable. With GDP growth rates among the highest in Southeast Asia, a young and dynamic workforce, and increasing integration into global supply chains, Vietnam has become a regional magnet for investors and entrepreneurs alike.
Vietnam is poised on the cups of an unprecedented economic transformation, orchestrating a complex yet exhilarating “Dragon’s Dance” towards sustained prosperity. This strategic pivot is now firmly anchored by Politburo Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW, issued on May 4, 2025.
Vietnam’s economy has become a magnet for foreign direct investment, tech expansion, and regional consolidation. Annual GDP growth consistently hovers around 6–7%. With over 100 million citizens, a young and tech-savvy labor force, and access to multiple FTAs, Vietnam is considered the “rising tiger” of ASEAN.
Yet: transformation efforts here often underperform or stall. Why?