Hai Phong eyes integrated logistics hub to drive marine economy
Hai Phong city in northern Vietnam is strengthening economic, trade, and investment ties with China, aiming to become a logistics hub in line with Politburo resolutions. This initiative is expected to boost the marine economy and attract more foreign direct investment (FDI).
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