Hung Yen Attracts $2.4 Billion in Industrial Park Investment, Exceeding Annual Plan
Hung Yen province in northern Vietnam attracted approximately $2.4 billion in investment for its industrial parks in the first 10 months of the year, significantly exceeding its annual plan by 60%. Foreign direct investment (FDI) was particularly strong.
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