Two major cities 'share the load,' creating a new growth pole for the Southeast region
With Dong Nai becoming a centrally-governed city in 2026, it will partner with Ho Chi Minh City to form a dual-growth pole, aiming to alleviate urban congestion while boosting regional economic competitiveness through integrated infrastructure and functional specialization.
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