Vietnam Accelerates Infrastructure, Social Development for APEC 2027 Hosting
Vietnam is accelerating infrastructure and social development, including strengthening power infrastructure on Phu Quoc Island and enhancing transportation networks in Hanoi, in preparation for hosting the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in 2027. This includes adding service roads to meet security and operational requirements for the event and introducing public transport geared towards green transition.
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