Vinh Long Province Struggles with Slow Public Investment Fund Disbursement
Vinh Long Province in Vietnam is facing challenges with its public investment fund disbursement rate falling below the national average, with notable delays in infrastructure and urban development projects. The province is intensifying measures to achieve 100% disbursement by year-end.
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