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Among the factors behind Vietnam’s rise in the start-up ecosystem are its global integration, strong educational programs, such as K-12 math teaching and engineering degrees, as well as the government’s push for 5G development. Other oft-cited factors like high e-commerce and digital payment penetration also play a part, says Olivier Raussin, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at FEBE Ventures.
In this episode of Vietnam Innovators, Hao Tran and Olivier discuss Vietnam’s newfound status as a regional investment hub, and what local start-ups can do to be noticed by investors such as FEBE.
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