With rapid urbanization and growing population, Hanoi is under pressure to address social issues, especially those related to environment and traffic, said the Hanoi Party chief.
There should be a clear disciplinary mechanism and zero-tolerance policy for public servants committing such acts.
The move is part of an evaluation process for the 2020 Satisfaction Index of Public Administration Services (SIPAS) held by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
For over 30 years, the United States and Vietnam have sustained strong cooperation to provide the fullest possible accounting for those Americans still missing from the war in Southeast Asia.
At present, Hanoi gives utmost priority to containing the Covid-19 pandemic while continuing strong efforts in improving the business environment and addressing businesses’ concerns.
Hanoi currently has 121 key industrial products that helped generate revenue of VND100 trillion (US$4.3 billion) for local firms during the 2018 – 2020 period.
The municipal Taxation Department is determined to achieve the highest possible revenue target of VND260.4 trillion (US$11.23 billion) this year amid Covid-19 severe impacts.
By 2025, Hanoi would complete the digital infrastructure that serves as a platform for the development of digital government and economy.
Hanoi’s economic growth in the eight-month period was estimated at 3.49%, 1.92 times the national average.
Fourteen people from the Vietnamese delegation have tested positive for the virus.