Thai Nguyen Urged to Build Modern Infrastructure, Improve Quality of Life Towards 200th Anniversary
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Thai Nguyen Urged to Build Modern Infrastructure, Improve Quality of Life Towards 200th Anniversary

Northern Thai Nguyen province is pushing for infrastructure development and improved quality of life, aiming to attract 12 million visitors and generate VND25 trillion in tourism revenue by 2030. The province also focuses on promoting its tea industry and international cooperation.

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