Local officials have urged the people and authorities in Hanoi to focus on building good infrastructure for ecotourism in rural areas and preserving the environment to attract more visitors.
The 22nd Vietnam International Agricultural Trade Fair will take place in Hanoi from September 15 to 18.
The latest plan of the city is expected to improve the living standards of farmers.
The event will be organized by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korean Embassy in Vietnam on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Architect Hoang Huu Phe who has participated in planning and designing many projects in Vietnam, such as Vietnam National Circus Theatre and Can Tho University, talks with The Hanoi Times about a new perspective on the planning of the Quang An peninsula.
Denmark, through strategic sector cooperation (SSC) with Vietnam, helps implement national action plan in agriculture while promoting the engagement of stakeholders in the value chain.
All 30 districts citywide can develop cultural industry, making it a spearhead economic sector by 2030.
The capital city's cultural industry will become a major economic sector.
The festival is an opportunity to remember the merits of parents and ancestors.
Hanoi has 141 models of farm chain, according to the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
The city will strengthen trade linkage and between the city and provinces and cities across the country through holding trade promotion festivals.
The country called for support from the global community in enhancing climate resilience capabilities for the Mekong Delta region, eventually contributing to national and regional food security.
Businesses from the two countries signed four memorandum of understanding (MoU) in facilitating trade and agricultural production.
Youth from 11 Southeast Asian countries have met to promote cultural exchange on the sidelines of SEA Games 31.
A tourism week has been organized at the century-old craft village to introduce the quintessence of pottery after the two-year hiatus of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The cultural industries are expected to boost the capital city's economy, marking an 8% contribution to the local GRDP by 2030.
Higher competitiveness and product quality are essential for Vietnam products to penetrate markets with high standards for imports.
