Fleeing to VN in 1975, many Cambodians now own billion-VND properties
Cambodian refugees who fled the 1975 genocide have built prosperous lives in Vietnam's Gia Lai province. Through government support and personal resilience, they have transitioned from destitute arrivals to successful landowners and farmers.
This article requires PRO
This article is outside the free access window or is a special report. PRO unlocks it and the full archive.
Related articles
- The Evolving Dynamics of Mother-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law Relationships in Modern Vietnam
As Vietnam modernizes rapidly, a clash of values has emerged between the older generation, who prioritize traditional endurance, and the younger generation, who value individual rights and equality, leading to new tensions in family dynamics.
- Vinh Long Border Guard Detachment Cracks Down on Illegal Fishing Activities
Vinh Long border guard forces have intercepted two fishing vessels engaged in illegal pair trawling outside permitted zones, as part of ongoing efforts to combat IUU fishing.
- The Cost of Cloud: Vietnam’s Data Center Push Comes with a Price Tag
Vietnam's aggressive push for data center infrastructure is bolstering its digital economy but simultaneously raising critical concerns regarding energy consumption and environmental impact, highlighting the country's struggle to balance rapid digitalization with sustainability.
- Trends in Industrial Design Registration and Protection in Vietnam (2021-2025)
This report examines industrial design registration trends in Vietnam from 2021 to 2025. Data reveals a significant surge in both application filings and granted exclusive rights in 2025, reflecting heightened intellectual property awareness and industrial activity.