Can Tho City's Administrative Center Relocation Proposal Faces Scrutiny
A proposal to relocate Can Tho City's administrative center from its historical Tây Đô base to Ngã Bảy, as part of a 2050-2075 urban development plan, has drawn significant attention. Experts and retired officials urge careful consideration of costs, efficiency, and the historical value of the nearly 300-year-old Tây Đô region.
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