Southern Vietnam Accelerates Development with $74 Trillion VND Infrastructure Investment
Three key transport infrastructure projects in Vietnam's southern Ca Mau province, with a total investment exceeding 74 trillion VND (approximately $3 billion USD), are being accelerated. These initiatives aim to establish a strategic land-to-sea connectivity axis, driving economic growth and bolstering national defense and security.
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