Vietnam's Inter-Regional Expressway Network Development Faces Capital Allocation and Execution Challenges
Vietnam is advancing the development of its inter-regional expressway network as a national priority. As of the end of September 2026, 64.8% of the plan has been implemented, but progress delays in some regions present challenges. Improving capital allocation and execution capabilities are key to economic growth and reducing regional disparities.
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