The plan outlines tasks and solutions for departments, districts, and agencies to actively implement sector-specific responsibilities, align with the city’s socio-economic programmes, and enhance the business climate and competitiveness.

Production at Dong Do Food Processing Co., Ltd.

It emphasises practical governance and flexible, timely policy responses to emerging challenges, holding leaders accountable for efficient implementation.

Key focus areas include planning, investment, finance, and credit. Priority industries such as manufacturing, commerce, energy, tourism, and agriculture will be strengthened. Policy reforms in these sectors are expected to be major drivers of economic growth.

The plan assigns 29 targets related to urban, rural, and environmental development, alongside seven economic indicators covering GRDP, export turnover, and CPI.

High-tech zones, industrial parks, and craft village clusters will be developed under the “smart-green-clean-beautiful” model.

Efforts will be made to simplify administrative procedures, resolve bottlenecks, and complete industrial infrastructure to attract investment.

Hanoi aims to begin construction on 11 remaining industrial clusters and complete 30 clusters started between 2021–2024. An additional 15–20 clusters will be established or expanded.

Retail and commercial projects will also be expedited. Businesses will receive support to innovate, improve productivity, and boost competitiveness. The city targets improved PCI rankings, striving to be in the top 20 by 2025.

Promotional campaigns and trade initiatives will be intensified. Hanoi aims to promote 2,000 local specialty and OCOP products via e-commerce platforms and websites.

Chinese expert advises Vietnam on free trade zone development

Tao Yitao, Director of the China Centre for Special Economic Zone Research (CCSEZR) under Shenzhen University in China's Guangdong province, advised Vietnam to utilise China’s expertise in developing higher-standard free trade zones during a working session in Hanoi on April 17 with Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung.

US chipmaker urged to help Vietnam develop AI, semiconductor hub

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung called on US chipmaker Qualcomm to join Vietnam’s efforts in developing an AI and semiconductor hub while receiving Jilei Hou, Vice President of Engineering at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., in Hanoi on April 16.

SOEs’ growth crucial for nation’s sustainable development: PM

State-owned enterprises (SOEs) must strive to obtain high and sustainable growth to contribute to promoting Vietnam's high, rapid, and sustainable development, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested at a meeting with SOEs in Hanoi on April 15.

Vietnam developing wind turbine blades that align with weather conditions

Vietnam is focusing on the development and application of green energy technologies, including the technology surrounding wind turbine blades and solar panel production, as it wants to fully tap its advantages in geography and climate to develop renewable energy.

Bac Giang develops traditional crafts in ethnic minority areas

BAC GIANG- Despite numerous difficulties in teaching and making the crafts, ethnic minority people in northern province of Bac Giang have still preserved traditional crafts, showing unique cultural identities. 

Rural tourism linked to new-style rural development to increase local incomes

During 2026–2030, the National Target Programme on New-Style Rural Development (NRD) will focus on tapping into local potential and advantages to develop the agricultural economy. This strategy not only promotes local culture but also adds value to agricultural products and increases household incomes.