China construction group commits to long-term investment in Hanoi
Over the next five years, the privately-owned Chinese enterprise plans to invest RMB45 billion (nearly US$6 billion) in Vietnam.
Over the next five years, the privately-owned Chinese enterprise plans to invest RMB45 billion (nearly US$6 billion) in Vietnam.
Thu Le Park, located in the capital city's inner district of Ba Dinh, covers 18.7 hectares and houses a zoo with 600 animals of 88 species.
The capital city's authorities intend to build Vietnam's first outlet mall along the highway that connects the city and its international airport.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh asked the ministries to quickly resolve the relevant issues to keep the ring road project moving forward as planned.
Hanoi is looking for suitable partners to develop the city's master planning.
The authorities of Hanoi define the construction of satellite cities and economic zones as key to the city's sustainable urban development.
Park development is one of the critical tasks of local authorities to make Hanoi a "city worth living."
The capital city might face challenges in solving numerous issues related to the transport infrastructure, urban public works, and school system.
Hanoi has developed and implemented green growth action plans.