Ho Chi Minh City Unveils 9.5 Billion USD Infrastructure Push for National Day
Ho Chi Minh City announced an ambitious infrastructure development plan, including the commencement of 11 new projects and the completion of five works across transport, housing, and industry, totaling 9.5 billion USD. This initiative underscores the city's commitment to sustained economic growth and urban modernization.
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