Ho Chi Minh City Honors 50 'Golden Brands' Driving New Growth Engines
Ho Chi Minh City honored 50 'Golden Brands' enterprises for their contributions to economic growth. Emphasizing innovation and sustainability, the city aims to enhance international competitiveness through stronger corporate partnerships.
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