Ho Chi Minh City, July 28 -- Ho Chi Minh City aims to increase the proportion of imports and exports handled directly through its seaports, airports, railway terminals and inland container depots (ICDs) to more than 80% during the 2026-2030 period. With measures revolving around investment in integrated logistics infrastructure, multimodal transport expansion and digital transformation acceleration, the strategy is intended to reduce logistics costs, enhance competitiveness and support sustainable growth in external trade. Under its newly issued action plan for implementing the national import-export strategy for 2026-2030, Ho Chi Minh City targets average annual export growth of 10-11% and import growth of 9-10% over the period. The plan...