Ho Chi Minh City Eyes Seaports as New Growth Engine, Promoting Smart and Green Development
Ho Chi Minh City is prioritizing the development of smart and green seaports, focusing on clean energy, reduced emissions, and sustainable supply chains to leverage its maritime advantages. The city aims to create an integrated ecosystem connecting ports with industrial parks and logistics centers.
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