Despite stormy problems, Vietnam attracts US$23.48bil in FDI in 10 months


Municipal workers clean up the streets after waters receded in the old city of Hoi An, a UNESCO world heritage site, on October 30, 2020, in the aftermath of Typhoon Molave. - AFP

HANOI, Oct 30 (Bernama):Vietnam is going through numerous issues to the current flood and landslides problems due to Typhoon Molave lashing out at the country.

But Vietnam has proven to be a magnate with foreign investors this year.

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