Ho Chi Minh City Celebrates 50 Years Under Late President's Name
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's southern economic hub, marked 50 years since being named after late President Ho Chi Minh. A ceremony celebrated the city's remarkable achievements in post-war recovery, economic growth, and social stability.
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