Ca Mau Province Invests Heavily in Rural Transport Infrastructure Upgrade
Ca Mau Province in southern Vietnam will launch a large-scale investment to upgrade rural transport infrastructure starting in 2026. The region, vulnerable to climate change and erosion, has long struggled with poor road conditions. This initiative aims to achieve the goal of having concrete-paved roads in all hamlets by 2030.
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