Business

The central city aims to attract major corporations to establish research and production headquarters, with the goal of hosting approximately 10 digital technology enterprises with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion.

Hai Phong is highly attuned to the need for a new development model to address limitations and take the country forward.

This information was revealed at a recent seminar titled “Unlocking Growth – Momentum from the Private Economy.”

A mobile journalism training program for journalists, editors, and digital content creators in southern Vietnam was held in early June to strengthen media capacity in the digital era.

These areas include agricultural and food processing, energy, aerospace technology, advanced technology, socio-economic infrastructure, and the dual-use defense industry.

The city aims to develop more than 181,000 social housing units during the 2026–2030 period, including approximately 50,000 rental units.