Da Nang Identifies Key Sectors for International Financial Centre
Da Nang City in central Vietnam has identified key sectors for developing into an international financial center. With advice from international experts, the city is advancing legal frameworks and investor outreach. Ho Chi Minh City's rising global financial center ranking also heightens expectations for Vietnam's overall financial market development.
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