Ho Chi Minh City Embraces New Growth Space: Transformation Through Urban Renewal and Infrastructure Investment
Ho Chi Minh City is undertaking a radical reform of its urban governance to address long-standing issues and build a new development cycle. The city is shifting towards people-centric, results-oriented development, moving from 'management' to 'development creation.' This includes resolving 'frozen' projects, creating public spaces, and investing $30 billion in infrastructure.
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