Hai Phong City Shifts Focus to Modern Rural Development
Hai Phong City, Vietnam, is shifting its approach to New Rural Development for 2026-2030, prioritizing the quality of life for its residents. The city will implement tailored criteria based on local conditions and promote sustainable development through advanced technology.
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