Hai Phong City Shares Development Experience with Palestinian Delegation
On November 11, Vietnam's Hai Phong City hosted a Palestinian delegation led by the Deputy Minister of Industry, sharing experiences in urban development, economic growth, and infrastructure. The city's planning towards becoming a regional marine megacity and its cooperation with Japan's Gunma Prefecture were highlighted.
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