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The Economic & Urban Newspaper's Unsung Heroes program has raised awareness about workers' rights in the digital economy and climate change, promoting a safer, more sustainable society.

This collaboration would not only improve the city’s transportation infrastructure and living environment but also strengthen investment ties between Vietnam and Japan, paving the way for sustainable and modern development.

The festival helps businesses promote their products made under OCOP programs and traditional crafts.

The event served as an important networking opportunity for policymakers, scientists, farmers, business owners, and consumers from Hanoi and across the country.

Hanoi aims to introduce its iconic handicrafts and specialties to a wider European audience.

The recent Michelin Guide recognition of Hanoi's pho has spotlighted this cherished dish on the international stage.

The Hanoi People's Committee has launched a comprehensive plan to ensure food safety during the 2025 Lunar New Year and Spring Festival.

Officials and experts believe that imposing stricter fines will be effective in managing food safety, ensuring access to safe, high-quality products, and protecting public health.

Hanoi residents can look forward to an expanded system of public green spaces.

The city is committed to fostering innovation, dynamism, and decisive action to achieve comprehensive progress.

Many suggestions and initiatives have been made to develop Hanoi's smart transportation system.

With Hanoi's advantages and readiness, a specific regulatory framework for the semiconductor sector can be created, enabling efficient investment promotion in the city.

These efforts can only succeed with the active participation of each individual and the collective support of society, urging citizens to join hands with the authorities to realize these goals.

The association will act as a bridge between farmers and management agencies to address policy and facilitate funding and brand building.

Through a series of engaging activities, the Hanoi Food Culture Festival 2024 promotes Hanoi pho, an intangible cultural heritage.

The project would facilitate provincial commuters to Hanoi for work, reducing housing demand and alleviating urban pressure and congestion.

In Vietnam, the government aims for the digital economy to account for 20% of GDP by 2025 and more than 30% by 2030.

To facilitate services for citizens and businesses, Hanoi continues to simplify administrative procedures, use more digitized data, and enhance data sharing.

The summit is an important platform for Hanoi and delegates to share experiences and solutions in digital transformation.

Hanoi’s unified approach reflects its determination to lead the nation in digital transformation, fostering a forward-thinking and innovative environment that aligns with global trends and is responsive to local needs.