An Giang Province Approves Establishment of 22 New Wards, Advancing Administrative Restructuring
The People's Council of An Giang Province, Vietnam, has officially approved the policy to establish 22 new wards (phường). This move is part of the province's administrative restructuring efforts aimed at promoting socio-economic development. The province is also focusing on education and solidifying the tradition of its armed forces.
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