The EU’s Global Gateway has the ambition to mobilize EUR300 billion (US$332 billion) worldwide, building on commitments from all Team Europe partners – the European Union, its member states, and finance institutions- and from the private sector.
The green and sustainable consumption programme will run until September 8 at the Big C Thang Long in Cau Giay District, Hanoi.
Hanoi's businesses are increasingly aware of the green transition, from ideas to concrete actions.
Phuc Tho District will put in place plans to encourage local artisanal businesses to work exclusively agricultural.
The new bus lines will be operated primarily with electric and green energy buses.
The rapid urbanization in Hanoi has significantly reduced the amount of living space available, leaving residents with fewer recreational areas, particularly in the inner city core.
The city's agricultural sector aims to improve the quality, value, and productivity of its key agricultural products through production restructuring.
The strategy aims to maintain Vietnam's position as the world's second largest producer and exporter of footwear products.
Flower gardens and public spaces are part of Hanoi's green credentials and are a major attraction for both domestic and international visitors to the capital.
Some 7,000 people joined the cycling event at the Hanoi Lotus Festival 2024.
The campaign attracts nearly 2,000 young people from 60 volunteer teams from universities, colleges and institutes in Hanoi.
Hanoi aims for all new and replacement buses to be electric or to run on green energy by 2025.
China regards Vietnam as a priority in its overall neighborhood diplomacy, supporting the country’s successful industrialization, modernization, and expansion of its international role.
Hanoi's urbanization has been accelerating in recent years, and the rural green corridors have been shrinking.
The use of environmentally friendly vehicles makes a significant contribution to environmental protection.
The development of green spaces in Hanoi includes green belts, ecological urban areas, flower gardens, and urban landscapes.
For Vietnamese companies wanting to go international and attract foreign investment, green standards are crucial.
