Highly received by local passengers, e-ticketing shows Hanoi on the way to become a smart city
The introduction of electronic bus tickets is in line with Hanoi's digital transformation strategy to build an intelligent transport system.
The introduction of electronic bus tickets is in line with Hanoi's digital transformation strategy to build an intelligent transport system.
Government agencies would work with Hanoi to define standards and criteria for the smart city project.
Construction of the Smart City project in Hanoi will begin soon after the main contractor's environmental impact assessment is approved.
Ministries in Vietnam and South Korea are joining forces to boost the former's smart city sector.
Smart and sustainable city is considered to fit the goals of Hanoi, which aim to provide a high-quality, safe, friendly and convenient life for people, and serve the growth of businesses, organizations and government agencies.
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.
International experts and business executives recommended measure to help the development of smart cities in Vietnam.
In government administration, AI technology can enhance security monitoring, streamline information and document processing, and facilitate the work of civil servants.
Being “smart” is the principle for every action of Hanoi in the city’s future developments.
The growth of every city hinges on environmentally friendly and sustainable development, with a focus on people-centered approaches.
This involves the construction and development of infrastructure and urban architectural works in a smart manner, aligning with approved planning projects.
The event aims to advance the development of smart and sustainable cities in Vietnam.
The project is expected to help address key infrastructure issues in the city, including transportation, energy, education, healthcare and the environment.
The event will highlight the digital transformation program focused on building a smart Hanoi by 2025, with a vision for 2030.
Both sides have huge potential for cooperation, given Hanoi's unique advantages and the UK’s role as one of two international financial centers.
The US$4.2 billion project remains the largest in Vietnam and a prominent example of cooperation between Vietnamese and Japanese private companies in smart cities.
Hanoi aims to integrate modern information technology into various aspects of social life management.