Bac Ninh Builds Ecosystem to Attract Next-Generation FDI
Bac Ninh Province in northern Vietnam is focusing on developing a digital customs model and streamlining procedures to reduce costs and improve efficiency for businesses. The province is building an ecosystem to attract next-generation foreign direct investment (FDI), aiming for a balance between cultural heritage and industry, services, and quality of life.
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