Lam Dong Province Attracts 70 New Projects in 10 Months
Lam Dong Province in south-central Vietnam has attracted 70 new projects from January to October this year. The province is focusing on sectors where Korean businesses have strengths, including agriculture, green energy, tourism, and education. As Vietnam's largest province by area, it holds significant development potential across industry, agriculture, tourism, services, and the marine economy.
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