Hanoi and Australia have deepened their educational and investment ties, as evidenced by the recent meeting between Hanoi Mayor Tran Sy Thanh and Australian Ambassador Andrew Goledzinowski.

When the amended Capital Law is enacted, models like the AI sandbox should be piloted at the HHTP.

Vietnamese Goods Week plays an important role in promoting traditional handicrafts, local specialties, and Hanoi's tourism potential.

Hanoi aims for all new and replacement buses to be electric or to run on green energy by 2025.

Through its activities, the club will promote the cultural and historical value of Vietnam's national costume - Ao Dai.

Hanoi's health sector has stepped up inspections and controls at food facilities and improved awareness and law enforcement, according to the Hanoi Health Department.

Bat Trang, a historic pottery village near Hanoi, becomes more accessible with new public transport options.

The move is seen as a viable solution to enhance drainage capacity and reduce inundation in the city.

Hanoi's iconic landmarks, such as Dong Xuan Market, Long Bien Bridge, and Hanoi Opera House, will be featured in the thematic exhibition space "A Glimpse of Heritage."

A new metro construction plan will be presented to city councilors for discussion next month.

The contest is an opportunity for Hanoi's businesses and handicraft workshops to restructure their catalogs.

Cultural industries help preserve and promote national cultural identity, fostering national pride and confidence in international integration.

The development of green spaces in Hanoi includes green belts, ecological urban areas, flower gardens, and urban landscapes.

In the first five months of this year, Hanoi found job placements for more than 100,000 workers, reaching 60.8% of the annual plan, an increase of 16.8% year-on-year.

Although considerable resources have been invested, only 132 km (46.33%) of the planned 285 km ring roads have been constructed.

Both Hanoi and the University of Sydney look forward to further joint efforts in scientific research.

The Hanoi Times, in particular, and the Economic & Urban Newspaper, in general, have always strived to uphold the principles and values of journalism that serve the public interest.

Hanoi's urbanization has been accelerating in recent years, and the rural green corridors have been shrinking.

Consumers are urged to be more vigilant and courageous in exposing food producers and traders who breach food safety laws.

The capital needs more than 10,000 fire hydrants in residential areas.

Media outlets nationwide will celebrate the 99th anniversary of the Vietnamese Revolutionary Journalism Day on June 21. On this occasion, the Economic&Urban Newspaper receives distinguished guests including a Hanoi delegation led by Mayor Tran Sy Thanh, Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Andrew Goledzinowski and Counselor of Politics and Information at the Embassy of India Roshan Lepcha.

The Hanoi City Police have launched an operation featuring a fleet of Honda Goldwing 1800cc motorcycles in preparation for the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Vietnam.

People living along the Cat Linh-Ha Dong metro line are giving up their private vehicles in favor of the Skytrain.