Ho Chi Minh City Accelerates Preparations for National Sports Games
Ho Chi Minh City is accelerating preparations, including infrastructure development and digital transformation, for the 10th National Sports Games scheduled for 2026. As the first major event after administrative boundary realignments, new demands are placed on management, resource allocation, and competition organization.
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