A high-level seminar in Hanoi has set its sights on defining the capital’s future with an ambitious 100-year urban development vision. With a mix of experts, scientists, and policymakers, the event underscored the necessity of embedding non-traditional security elements into urban planning strategies.
Participants pointed out significant challenges such as traffic congestion, environmental degradation, urban flooding, and mounting population pressures. The envisioned planning model seeks to create a multi-centered, resilient urban structure, bolstered by advanced infrastructure, enhanced public transport options, and eco-friendly initiatives.
The discourse also highlighted the critical need for the updated Capital Law to align with these long-term ambitions, granting Hanoi enhanced decision-making autonomy. Factors related to non-traditional security—like climate change impacts, data protection, and emergency preparedness—were deemed essential for the city’s future stability.
The seminar concluded with a call for innovative and adaptable planning methodologies to ensure Hanoi's safety, sustainability, and competitiveness. Authorities are expected to weave expert insights into future policies, aiming to evolve the capital into a leading modern, green, and resilient metropolis.
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