Ho Chi Minh City to Need 70,000 Skilled Workers for Metro Network Expansion
Ho Chi Minh City forecasts a need for approximately 70,000 skilled workers by 2030 to support the construction, operation, and maintenance of its expanding metro network. The demand includes 30,000 for operations, maintenance, and technical roles, and 12,000 for construction. Reducing reliance on foreign contractors and enhancing domestic technical capabilities are key challenges.
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