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The city’s transport infrastructure system has undergone a clear transformation, helping connect and expand urban space while narrowing regional gaps.

For many businesses, particularly startups, participating in on-site trade promotion activities is seen as a “trial run” for deeper engagement in larger-scale trade promotion efforts in the future.

More than half a century since the homeland’s liberation, Hue’s urban landscape has undergone significant transformation, marked by newly widened roads, bridges spanning rivers and lagoons, modern urban zones,...

The project is invested by Hue City Management Board of Projects on Constructing Transportation Works. The construction consortium comprises Tan Nam Construction JSC, Dat Phuong Group JSC, and 479 Hoa Binh JSC.

Beyond a trading venue, the market also serves as a “cultural bridge”, bringing the traditional values of the Co Tu community closer to the public.

Phu Bai adopts a selective approach to investment attraction, prioritizing quality and sustainability.

With outstanding achievement, HueIOC has been honored with numerous prestigious prizes, such as Vietnam Digital Transformation Prize, Sao Khue Award, affirming its pioneering position in digital transformation...

The dispatch of workers to overseas employment in the localities has enabled workers to access modern working environments, enhance their skills, and gain valuable experience upon returning to their local communities.

“The shift from fossil fuel-based transport to green mobility requires the participation of people, businesses and government,” shared Mr. Cung Trong Cuong, Director of the Hue Institute for Development Studies...

For Hue City, promoting ESG adoption within the business sector is also closely linked to improving the Provincial Green Index, intending to foster a transparent, business-friendly, and sustainably developed investment environment.

Only when heritage is integrated as a mandatory structural layer in urban planning, it’s the time for Hue to pursue modern development while safeguarding its distinct identity.

Managed by Oxfam in Vietnam, PWG is one of two components of the “Women-led Green Partnership Initiatives”, which is financed by the European Union.

In the context of rapid global digital transformation, the digital economy is no longer an optional trend but has become a core driver of development for countries and localities.

In the context of Vietnam’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, standards related to the environment, carbon emissions, and traceability are becoming increasingly strict.

The city’s growth model needs to be restructured toward an integrated, multi-pillar approach, in which development drivers are closely interconnected and mutually reinforcing.