Vietnam Celebrates National Day with Grand Festivities and Economic Projects
Vietnam marked its National Day with nationwide celebrations, featuring artistic performances and the groundbreaking of key economic projects. Tuyen Quang province hosted a special historical art program, while Can Tho initiated several trọng điểm (key) projects, highlighting both cultural heritage and economic development.
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