Hanoi: Seven decades of construction and development
The exhibition aims to promote Hanoi's great achievements after 70 years of foundation.
The exhibition aims to promote Hanoi's great achievements after 70 years of foundation.
Construction is scheduled to take two years, with an anticipated completion date in 2027.
This would help create a transportation hub in the north of the country.
Putting people at the center, adopting digital solutions in heritage preservation and green growth are the foundations for developing a prosperous and happy nation, according to the Vietnam-Asia 2023 Smart Cities Summit held in Hanoi.
Hanoi is committed to promoting the modernization of rural areas to narrow the development gap with urban areas.
Finding land is the most daunting task for local authorities when it comes to building a new school.
The event is expected to help raise awareness among stakeholders on the promotion of green and energy-efficient buildings.
The city remains committed to enhancing the investment climate to attract high-tech and supporting industry investments.
In the period 2023-2025, Hanoi will focus on accelerating the restructuring of the agricultural sector and renewing the growth model in conjunction with the development of clean, organic, and ecological agriculture.
The construction of Ring Road 4 - Capital Region, designed to facilitate restructuring urban areas in the surrounding localities, began today in Hanoi.
The soon-to-be amended Law on Housing is intended to encourage foreign investment and create favorable conditions for foreigners living in Vietnam.
Local agencies and investors are required to prepare detailed disbursement plans and are fully accountable to the City for the results of their disbursement efforts.
Hanoi is considered "elite" in science, technology and information, which is favorable to carrying out digital transformation.
The project stretches a total length of total 50 kilometers, costing some VND4.12 trillion (US$173 million).
Over the next five years, the privately-owned Chinese enterprise plans to invest RMB45 billion (nearly US$6 billion) in Vietnam.
The project, with an investment capital of VND86 trillion (US$3.7 billion), is expected to be operational by 2028.
All construction sites must be equipped with signs and notices of danger, protective gear, and control of authorized persons to guarantee safety and security standards.