Vietnam Prioritizes Logistics as New Growth Engine, Accelerating Infrastructure Investment
Vietnam's Communist Party Central Committee has outlined a national strategy to develop logistics as a new source of growth. The plan aims to accelerate infrastructure development with a long-term perspective and enhance international competitiveness, focusing on integrating key facilities like Long Thanh Airport, seaports, and industrial parks.
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