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The city’s leader expressed sincere gratitude for the solidarity and support from the Laos Government and People, following the passing of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong—a distinguished leader of Vietnam.

Hanoi sees cultural and human development not only as goals but also as resources and drivers of development, with heritage preservation and promotion being crucial and leveraged through technology.

Hanoi will continue encouraging its enterprises to invest in Laos, particularly in agriculture, agricultural production processes, and technology transfer.

The cooperation between the two capitals will continue to make the Vietnam-Laos friendship and cooperation more substantial and effective.

Hanoi hopes to cooperate with the Lao capital, Vientiane, in the development of craft village tourism and the creation of innovative traditional handicrafts for foreign tourists.

The inauguration marks a milestone in relations between Hanoi and Vientiane.

Hanoi is willing to support Vientiane in developing high-quality human resources.

The People's Councils of the two capitals are aiming for better results in policy-making and in the implementation of large-scale projects.

In January-October 2023, Hanoi exported about US$95 million worth of goods to Laos.

People exchanges and programs for women and youth associations are vital targets for both capital cities.

Hanoi and Vientiane promote trade and connectivity by helping craft villages find new sources of raw materials for production and further exports.

In 2022, Hanoi's exports to Laos rose 20% from the previous year to US$200 million.

A conference to promote consumption between Hanoi and Vientiane attracted a large number of associations and artisans from Hanoi’s famous craft villages.

The development of friendly and cooperative relations with localities in Laos, especially with the capital Vientiane, is a high priority for Hanoi.

Hanoi stands ready to strengthen friendly cooperation with Laos in various fields, including the activities of elected bodies.

The two projects worth a combined US$3 million are granted by the Hanoi Party, Government, and people.