Cao Bang to Host International Seminar on Cross-Border Economy, Trade
Vietnam's northern Cao Bang province is set to host an international seminar focusing on cross-border economy and trade. The province, recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark, aims to leverage this event to strengthen economic cooperation, particularly with China.
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