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WB Funds US$667 Million for Vietnam's Trade Connectivity and Coastal Livelihoods
The World Bank is providing nearly US$667 million in loans to enhance Vietnam's trade connectivity and support coastal livelihoods. The funding will target infrastructure development in key port city Hai Phong, the Mekong Delta, and sustainable fishing and aquaculture practices nationwide.
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