Hanoi gives priority to administrative reform, improving the business environment, and enhancing economic competitiveness.

The goal is to ensure the effective use of different resources to serve the capital city’s development goals for the 2021-2030 period and subsequent years.

A series of measures for flexible and safe adaptation to the Covid-19 pandemic helped ensure Hanoi’s speedy socio-economic recovery.

By 2045, Hanoi would become a global city with high living standards and a GRDP per capita of over $36,000.

These plans are of significance for Hanoi’s development, especially the planning for urban underground space, which is the first of its kind with high and unprecedented complexity.

By 2030, the population in these areas is estimated to be around 300,000, including 85,000 new residents.

Hanoi's ancient Ngoc Ha flower village no longer grows flowers but recently the nice colors are seen and pleasant odors of flowers scented once again here, thanks to green projects of the residents.

There are many powerful nations in the world but not many capitals has a long history and rich culture as Hanoi.