50 Years Later: The New York Times Returns To Vietnam | Damien Cave & Michael Kokalari | EP 409

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Host: Hao Tran
Guests: Mr. Damien Cave - Bureau Chief, The New York Times in Vietnam & Mr. Michael Kokalari - Chief Economist, VinaCapital

Vietnam is appearing more frequently on the world map, but how well does the world really understand Vietnam beyond the headlines about growth and investment?

As Vietnam attracts growing attention from international investors, businesses, and media, the country’s story is entering a new chapter. It is no longer only about growth rates or capital inflows. Questions around productivity, business scale, talent, infrastructure, operational efficiency, and the ability to address long-term challenges are becoming increasingly relevant.

This week’s Vietnam Innovators 2.0 welcomes Mr. Damien Cave, The New York Times’ Vietnam Bureau Chief, to explore how Vietnam has changed in the eyes of the world, why international attention toward the country is growing, and what factors may continue to shape Vietnam’s development story in the years ahead.

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