Vietnam plans to upgrade Bac Ninh province, home to Samsung's manufacturing hub, and Quang Ninh province, home to Ha Long Bay, into centrally-governed cities.
The move aims to turn the two major foreign direct investment (FDI) destinations into new growth poles to promote investment and industrial development. Bac Ninh province is Vietnam's largest exporter and home to a Samsung Electronics factory; Quang Ninh province is home to the famous tourist attraction Ha Long Bay.
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