Hanoi Launches 18 Key Projects Worth Nearly $4.94 Billion
Hanoi, Vietnam's capital, has launched 18 key projects totaling nearly $4.94 billion, focusing on transportation infrastructure, digitalization, and environmental protection to accelerate economic growth and urban development.
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