Vietnam to master sophisticated construction
The Ministry of Construction aims for the construction industry to
master sophisticated construction technologies by 2030, including
building skyscrapers and underground and sea projects.
The Ministry of Construction aims for the construction industry to
master sophisticated construction technologies by 2030, including
building skyscrapers and underground and sea projects.
The aims were included in the construction science and technology development strategy which was issued recently.
If the development of construction science and technology reached regional and world levels, this would help promote the sustainable development of the industry, the ministry said.
The industry also aims to improve technologies for designing and building nuclear power plants, manufacturing advanced building materials and treating water.-VNA
The aims were included in the construction science and technology development strategy which was issued recently.
If the development of construction science and technology reached regional and world levels, this would help promote the sustainable development of the industry, the ministry said.
The industry also aims to improve technologies for designing and building nuclear power plants, manufacturing advanced building materials and treating water.-VNA
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