Ho Chi Minh City and Northern/North-Central Regions Strengthen Cooperation for Socio-Economic Development
Ho Chi Minh City and seven northern/north-central provinces, along with Hue City, have renewed their socio-economic development cooperation agreement, entering a new phase for 2026-2030. The focus shifts from event-based to program, project, and value chain collaboration, prioritizing tangible results for businesses and citizens.
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