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Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) is vital to the Capital Region's sustainable development.

To further bolster its appeal, Hanoi should establish regulations that provide favorable living, working, and educational conditions for investors' family members.

The task force's primary responsibility is to advise Hanoi leaders in collaboration with central agencies to refine the draft amended Capital Law.

The amended Capital Law strongly emphasizes decentralization, a reinvigorated governance model, and an enhancement of the capital's self-governance and accountability across all facets of its socioeconomic landscape.

Hanoi magnetizes a substantial labor force from cities and provinces across the country, putting a strain on urban infrastructure.

The development of Hanoi's cultural industry cannot be delayed any longer, requiring specific policies to contribute to the municipal GRDP.

Sluggish road development due to challenges such as compensation and site clearance issues, as well as budget constraints, hindered progress.

The law enables Hanoi to mobilize, manage and utilize resources efficiently.

Upon completion, the revised capital law would provide groundbreaking mechanisms and policies to facilitate Hanoi's rapid and robust development.

The current version of the law lacks specific provisions needed to solve the problems in the management and development of the city.

The upcoming Capital Law would help Hanoi address its shortcomings and current needs to ensure long-term growth in the next development phase.

Refining the Law is essential for Hanoi to remain the engine of the Capital Zone, the Red River Delta, and realize its potential for sustainable and rapid development.

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Finalizing the revised Capital Law would set the platform for Hanoi’s development in the next ten years and beyond.

The upcoming amended Capital Law is set to provide Hanoi with a favorable legal environment that steers the city’s development in years to come.