Hanoi's sustainability lies in its culture and people: legal experts
Experts see people and culture as the two foundations for Hanoi's sustainable growth.
Experts see people and culture as the two foundations for Hanoi's sustainable growth.
Lessons from BlackPink's concerts in Hanoi are expected to help Vietnam quickly integrate into the world's entertainment industry.
The expansion of Hanoi's administrative boundaries has led to significant economic and social achievements and created a positive impact on people's lives.
Along with the remarkable socio-economic development in recent decades, Hanoi's urban architecture is constantly evolving into a more civilized and modern one, changing day by day.
FAO provides technical support to build on the wealth of local knowledge and Vietnam’s extensive experience in alignment with the government’s strategic vision.
Expanding the administrative boundaries of Hanoi 15 years ago was a critical step in seizing the opportunity for greater competitiveness and stronger growth.
The expansion gave Hanoi much-needed space to grow into a modern, civilized capital worthy of a nation of over 100 million people.
In the minds of famous writers and journalists specializing in Hanoi topics, Hanoi's elegance and honest lifestyle are a warm sea current flowing beneath this ice of time.
Cultural exchanges will also create favorable conditions for the Government's socio-economic and diplomatic activities and deepen the friendship between Hanoi and overseas countries.
Hotels in Hanoi are upgrading the quality of their services in anticipation of more international arrivals in autumn-winter, capitalizing on the visa opening policy.
In late February 2019, US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un met in Hanoi to discuss nuclear disarmament and peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Australia and Vietnam are poised to become comprehensive strategic partners, a status Vietnam has only accorded to four countries – Russia, India, China, and South Korea.
Decree No. 13 is the third legal document to enhance cyberspace management in Vietnam.
One of the main reasons for delayed projects is the gap between policy and practice in urban development.
Hanoi and Vientiane promote trade and connectivity by helping craft villages find new sources of raw materials for production and further exports.
Advancing gender equality is a crosscutting solution to many population concerns to achieve a prosperous, peaceful and sustainable future.
Having no advantage of beach tourism, Hanoi is developing distinctive and competitive summer products to attract more international visitors.
Hanoi aims to develop both organic farming and organic livestock equally on a city-wide scale.
Vietnam has several advantages over other countries in the region in competing for high-value FDI.
The Michelin Guide would positively impact the country's tourism as the culinary landscape evolves and establishments diligently preserve the authenticity of traditional Vietnamese cuisine.
Michelin inspectors will explore more gastronomic corners across the country and bestow more stars on Vietnamese eateries and chefs while chefs from abroad will also want to open a restaurant here.