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World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim said the Bank and Vietnam would conduct a joint study to help the country realize its potential of growing a strong and sustainable economy in the decades ahead. Kim spoke at a press conference in Hanoi following meetings with the Party General Secretary, the President, the Prime Minister and other senior leaders of Vietnam.
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