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The number of businesses tai bet88 the Northern Midland and Mountainous Region adopting e-commerce remains modest. The lack of regional connectivity, limited logistics infrastructure, and uneven digital skills pose significant barriers, making it difficult for many highland products to access broader markets.

According to Ms. Le Hoang Oanh, Director of the E-Commerce and Digital Economy Agency at the Ministry of Industry and Trade, digital transformation is no longer an option but an essential requirement. E-commerce is one of the key pillars driving comprehensive digital transformation tai bet88 localities, especially tai bet88 economically challenged areas like the Northern Midland and Mountainous Region.

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According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Northern Midland and Mountainous Region possesses great potential for e-commerce development due to its diverse ecosystem and rich array of products. However, the lack of regional connectivity, limited logistics infrastructure, and uneven digital skills continue to be major barriers preventing highland products from reaching wider markets.