Both sides agreed to continue promoting regular exchanges and practical cooperation within their respective areas of responsibility, contributing to closer ties between the two legislatures and further strengthening the Vietnam-France Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
With its advantageous geographic location, ample development potential, an increasingly open investment climate, and a strong commitment to supporting businesses, Phu Tho is steadily enhancing its appeal to major Chinese corporations in high-tech industries, manufacturing and processing, logistics, energy, and strategic infrastructure.
Rapid population growth and urban expansion have exposed limitations in Ho Chi Minh City’s infrastructure, particularly traffic congestion at key gateways and in central areas. In response, the city is steeping up investment in major projects to improve connectivity, expand urban space and remove development bottlenecks.
Vietnam’s total state budget revenue in 2025 is expected to exceed 2.38 quadrillion VND (90.34 billion USD), up nearly 17% from 2024.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on October 3 chaired a meeting between permanent Government members and representatives from various construction associations and enterprises to address challenges and accelerate nationally important projects.
