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Vietnam's Ministry of Finance Proposes New Regulations for Public Service Unit Transformation into Enterprises
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Vietnam's Ministry of Finance Proposes New Regulations for Public Service Unit Transformation into Enterprises

Vietnam's Ministry of Finance is drafting a decree to allow public service units to convert into joint-stock companies or single-member limited liability companies owned by the state. The proposal expands on current regulations, aiming to avoid private monopolies and retain state control in sensitive sectors like publishing and media, while excluding hospitals and schools from conversion.

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