Lai Châu Province Accelerates Towards Double-Digit Growth, Focusing on Investment and Productivity
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Lai Châu Province Accelerates Towards Double-Digit Growth, Focusing on Investment and Productivity

Lai Châu Province in northern Vietnam is aiming for double-digit annual growth, building on a 9.62% GRDP increase in the first nine months of 2026. The industrial and construction sectors are key drivers, with investment attraction and accelerated public investment disbursement being crucial.

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