Vietnamese Entrepreneurs Mastering National Infrastructure Projects
In Vietnam's infrastructure development, Deo Ca Group, led by Ho Minh Hoang, is demonstrating the rise of 'national entrepreneurs' who are moving away from international dependence with domestic technology and localization, leading national projects. The company achieved cost reduction and technological innovation in the Deo Ca Tunnel construction, symbolizing Vietnam's self-reliance and development in infrastructure.
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