Hai Phong Strengthens Foreign Employee Management Amidst Economic Zone Expansion
Vietnam's northern port city of Hai Phong is intensifying management of foreign employees, aligning with its rapid economic development and expansion of economic zones and deep-water ports. This move supports the government's push to boost the foreign-invested economic sector and enhances economic ties, particularly with Chinese partners.
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