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The city's goal is the inclusion of as many craft villages as possible in the Creative Cities of Crafts network.

Hanoi expects to receive technical assistance from the World Crafts Council to further develop craft villages.

Nestled in the bustling urban landscape of Hanoi, Duyen Thai Village (Thuong Tin District) is a hidden gem, radiating the brilliance of its traditional lacquerware craft.

On display are ceramics, embroidery, sculpture, bronze casting, and wood products, highlighting the district's rich diversity of resources and traditional techniques.

With a passionate love for their ancestors' crafts, many Hanoi craftsmen are dedicated to preserving and promoting the quintessence of craft villages.

The contest is an opportunity for Hanoi's businesses and handicraft workshops to creatively bring their designs to life and diversify the city's handicraft catalog.

The award ceremony of the competition is part of the 20th Vietnam Craft Village Fair in the city.

The event helps promote traditional artisan villages and the consumption of One Commune One Product (OCOP) goods.

The event largely helps revive traditional national values, restore products almost forgotten, and speed up the quintessence of Hanoi and the nation.

For businesses in Hanoi, the fair serves as a means to market products and increase exports.

Each artisan village has its own identity, resulting in the creation of unique, sophisticated products imbued with national cultural identity and bringing greater economic efficiency to rural workers.

Many workshops have invested in better equipment and improved compliance with food safety regulations.

A series of trade fairs and exhibitions in Hanoi and throughout the country serve as a great support for businesses and handicraft villages.

The center will add value to OCOP handicrafts and products, forging a value chain from design to production, distribution, and consumption.

The exhibition helps to harness the city's creative design potential and contributes to its socio-economic development.

Of Hanoi's US$50 billion annual GRDP, craft villages contribute one-fiftieth and provide tens of thousands of jobs.