Vietnam Opens Investment Doors with Expanded Highway Network
Over the past 25 years, Vietnam has rapidly expanded its highway network, covering all regions. This not only shortens distances and travel times but also unlocks local potential and development space, contributing to double-digit growth targets. The nation aims to complete 5,000 km of highways by 2030.
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