Ho Chi Minh City Accelerates Power Infrastructure Investment to Attract High-Tech Capital
Ho Chi Minh City is accelerating investment in power infrastructure to attract high-value FDI, aiming for projects that bring broader benefits to the domestic economy. The city is enhancing infrastructure to draw investors prioritizing automation and innovation.
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