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Vietnam accelerates high-tech, maritime, and green shift

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Latest: Vietnam expands international technology and investment partnerships

Vietnam is accelerating its transition toward a high-tech, maritime-oriented economy to achieve high-income status by 2045. The nation is shifting from a provider of garments and footwear into a major global hub for elec

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Ho Chi Minh City real estate market trends

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Latest: Ho Chi Minh City real estate market faces transaction decline

The real estate market in Ho Chi Minh City continues to face a divergence between rising supply and liquidity challenges. While legal reforms and social housing initiatives have helped improve supply, apartments accounte

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Urban residential architecture and housing in Vietnam

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Latest: Ho Chi Minh City real estate shifts toward satellite cities

Urban residential developments and housing trends in Vietnam have highlighted both architectural innovation and shifting market preferences. Recent architectural designs in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi have focused on max

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Ho Chi Minh City administrative procedure updates

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Latest: Ho Chi Minh City updates vehicle registration procedures

Ho Chi Minh City has updated administrative procedures regarding vehicle registration and emissions testing. Managed by the Department of Construction, the new protocols govern the issuance and re-issuance of certificate

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Ho Chi Minh City administrative boundary stability

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Latest: Ho Chi Minh City to maintain 168 commune-level administrative units

Several wards and communes in Ho Chi Minh City, including Sai Gon, Binh Tan, Tan Dinh, and Binh Thanh, proposed maintaining their current administrative boundaries instead of merging. Local leaders argued that the status

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