Da Nang Aims for Over 11% Economic Growth by 2026
Da Nang City, a key coastal hub in Vietnam, has set an ambitious target of achieving over 11% annual economic growth by 2026. The city plans to accelerate investment in digital economy, AI, and semiconductors, while also focusing on sustainable blue economy development.
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