The role of Vietnam's participation in integration processes and its impact on the migration labor market

the integration process is one of the important steps in the development of the country's economic growth. At the present stage, all countries participate in international relations of integration processes that contribute to the development of economic activity. In 1986, Vietnam began to move to a renewed policy based on the market mechanism and the "open door" policy. It can be stated that the renewed policy was the beginning of the first stage of integration, and the formation of the external economy acted as an important tool for strengthening the country's position. In addition, the integration process, as is known, is associated with the division of labor, since the deepening of the international division of labor resources became a characteristic of the integration economic process. This article examines the direction of Vietnam in integration processes, their impact on the labor market and the study of migration flows. The main objectives of the work are to assess Vietnam's participation in integration processes, as well as to study the dynamics of labor migration flows. Objectives of the study: Analysis of the impact of the integration trend on the economy of Vietnam, consideration of changes in the structure of labor migration, study of the dynamics of labor migration. Methods: statistical data analysis, comparative analysis, qualitative analysis to assess the consequences of integration processes. The results of the study can be used to develop government programs for the purpose of developing the national economy and regulating migration flows in the context of globalization. Conclusions: Vietnam has successfully participated in integration processes, which has achieved the following: signed more than 100 cooperation agreements, received a significant amount of investment, had a dynamic migration flow with a record number (more than 159 thousand people in 2023).

globalization, integration, migration flow, migration, influence, participation, cooperation, efficiency