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Hanoi promotes clean air program for a healthier future

Officials, international organizations and Hanoi residents joined activities promoting clean air, environmental awareness and sustainable living.

THE HANOI TIMES — The event “Clean Air for a Blue Sky” took place on November 1 at the Hoan Kiem walking space, organized by the Central Commission for Information and Mass Mobilization, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the Hanoi People’s Committee, UNDP and WHO.

Le Cong Thanh, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment, speaks at the launch of the “Clean Air for a Blue Sky” event opens in Hanoi on November 1. Photo: Hong Thai/The Hanoi Times

The event was attended by central and city leaders, representatives of international organizations, experts, businesses and a large number of Hanoi residents.

It aimed to promote public awareness and collective responsibility for environmental protection, improvement of air quality and Vietnam’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, ensuring every citizen’s right to breathe clean air.

The program featured a “Walk for the Environment” around Hoan Kiem Lake and an exhibition of environmental awareness posters painted by Hanoi’s schoolchildren, spreading messages of hope and a greener future.

The “Clean Air for a Blue Sky” event concluded with a strong message of unity and shared responsibility for a cleaner and greener future.

Below are photos capturing moments from the event.

Event delegates (from left): Nguyen Manh Quyen, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee; Dr. Angela Pratt, WHO Representative in Vietnam; and representatives of Hanoi’s departments and agencies. Photos: Huy Hoang/ The Hanoi Times

Starting point of the “Walk for the Environment” program. 

Huynh Thanh Dat (center), Deputy Head of the Central Commission for Information and Mass Mobilization, joins the “Walk for the Environment” event, and Deputy Minister Le Cong Thanh (left).

The event attracted a large number of participants.

Leaders visit the environmental awareness poster exhibition created by Hanoi’s schoolchildren.

A painting depicting a hot air balloon festival.

A young student presents a painting illustrating the process of photosynthesis.

Huynh Thanh Dat, Dr. Angela Pratt and UNDP Representative Vietnam Ramla Khalidi explore the photo exhibition.

Delegates admire little An Nhien’s painting highlighting the cultural symbols of Vietnam and Hanoi.

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