Vietnam Advances War Dead Remains Collection and Infrastructure Development
Vietnam is making progress in collecting and identifying the remains of fallen soldiers across various regions, while a large-scale LNG thermal power plant project has broken ground in Quang Tri province. An international conference on digital transformation is also underway, demonstrating a parallel pursuit of economic growth, reconciliation with the past, and investment in the future.
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