The Hanoi Capital Planning defines the development space structure including: 5 development spaces - 5 economic corridors and belts - 5 dynamic axes - 5 economic and social regions - 5 urban regions.
Meeting to review Hanoi Capital Planning for the period 2021-2030
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| The general goal in the Capital Planning to 2030 is that Hanoi will be a "Cultured - Civilized - Modern" city. |
At the Hanoi Party Committee's Symposium, Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee Duong Duc Tuan reported on the content of the Hanoi Capital Planning for the 2021-2030 period, with a vision to 2050.
The Vice Chairman of the City People's Committee said that the Hanoi Capital planning has been unanimously approved by the Appraisal Council. The Party Committee of the City People's Committee has resolutely and urgently directed the reception, explanation, supplementation and completion according to the opinions of the Appraisal Council and the direction of the Standing Committee of the City Party Committee and the Standing Committee of the City Party Committee.
The general goal in the Capital Planning to 2030 is that Hanoi will be a "Cultured - Civilized - Modern" city, green, smart, where the cultural quintessence of the country and the world converges; a leading center in research, innovation, application and transfer of new science and technology; a center and driving force for the development of the Red River Delta and the Northern dynamic region; a large financial and economic center, a growth pole with a leading role in the country's economy, with influence in the region, based on the green development model and circular economy, digital economy and sharing economy; truly a large, typical, leading center in the country in high-quality education and training, on par with the region and the world, meeting the requirements of international integration...
Hanoi also aims to be the leading medical center in the country, with specialties reaching international standards; to have a green, smart, modern urban area, an ecological, civilized countryside, a peaceful city, with high appeal, with gallant, civilized, elegant, and affectionate people, a place worth visiting and staying, worth living and contributing to; to deeply integrate internationally, to be highly competitive with the region and the world, and to have a level of development on par with the capitals of developed countries in the region.
The plan also sets out the vision and aspirations for development by 2050, the capital Hanoi will have a high standard of living and quality of life; comprehensive, unique and harmonious economic, cultural and social development, typical of the whole country; have a development level on par with developed countries in the region and the world; be a globally connected, green - smart - peaceful - prosperous city; be a place worth visiting and staying, worth living and contributing.
The permanent population by 2050 will be about 13 - 13.5 million people; GRDP per capita in 2050 will reach about 45,000 - 46,000 USD; urbanization rate will be about 80 - 85% by 2050.
The permanent population in Hanoi by 2030 is about 10.5 million people; by 2045 about 12.5 million people and by 2050 about 13.0 million people. Other population components (converted population) by 2030 are about 1,450,000 people; by 2045 about 2,100,000 people and by 2050 about 2,500,000 people...
According to Mr. Tuan, the Hanoi Capital planning determines the development space structure of Hanoi Capital including: 5 development spaces - 5 economic corridors and belts - 5 dynamic axes - 5 economic and social regions - 5 urban regions.
Along with Ho Chi Minh City, the capital Hanoi plays the role of the country's growth pole, holding a key position in the dynamic triangle of the Red River Delta (Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh) and the development quadrilateral of the Northern region (Hanoi - Hai Phong - Quang Ninh - Thanh Hoa).
The Capital Planning has set out key tasks and development breakthroughs. In particular, it emphasizes environmental protection; urban and rural development. Hanoi focuses on developing transport infrastructure, especially the urban railway system and ring roads; focuses on renovating old apartment buildings; eliminating the situation of self-built houses not following the planning, ensuring fire and explosion safety. The planning also sets out development breakthroughs in: institutional and governance breakthroughs, infrastructure breakthroughs; breakthroughs in developing high-quality human resources.
The Capital Planning also outlines 5 socio-economic regions including: Central region, Northern Red River region, Southern Capital region, Southwestern Capital region, Northwestern Capital region; 5 urban regions including: Central urban area; Western city; Son Tay - Ba Vi urban area; Northern city; Southern urban area.
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