To become a modern industrial province and a driving force of the Red River Delta, Hai Duong is focusing on developing smart and sustainable industrial parks (IPs) which not only accelerate urbanization and create equal development among regions in the province but also help perfect social infrastructure and draw more investment capital.
03/4/2025
Ho Chi Minh City
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