A lack of skilled labour and relatively low global market demand are key concerns for German investors in Vietnam, Germany Trade and Invest (AHK) has said. In its World Business Outlook Fall 2023 it also found firms weary of risks to supply chain disruptions (37 percent), economic policy (24 percent), energy prices (24 percent), ad financing challenges (22 percent).
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