A city official expressed hope that experts and scientists will continue to contribute their intellect and dedication, providing additional input to the City to help concretize the goals and solutions of the 18th Congress of the Hanoi Party Committee for the 2025-2030 term.

On the morning of October 22, a seminar titled “Realizing the Goals of Building a Modern, Civilized, Happy, and Breakthrough Developing Capital Hanoi in the New Era” was organized.

The seminar was attended by numerous experts, former officials, and specialists in various fields including politics, economics, architecture, and environmental development.

City leadership also participated in the seminar.

City officials presenting flowers to delegates and speakers participating in the seminar
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A Forum for Exchanging Ideas and Proposing Solutions for Capital Development

In his opening remarks, the seminar organizer stated that the 18th Congress of the Hanoi Party Committee for the 2025-2030 term has just concluded successfully, marking the beginning of a breakthrough development path for the Capital in the new era – civilized, modern, with happy citizens. To help implement the Resolution of the 18th Congress into daily life, local authorities and media agencies play an extremely important role.

Local authorities are the “extended arm” of the Party and State in organizing the implementation of the Resolution; the media serves as the force transmitting information and promoting strong action to carry out the goals and tasks set by the Resolution, contributing to building a civilized, modern, distinctive, creative Capital with happy citizens. The seminar with the theme “Realizing the Goals of Building a Modern, Civilized, Happy, and Breakthrough Developing Capital Hanoi in the New Era” was organized to promptly and accurately convey the spirit and content of the Congress Resolution to every citizen.

“Today’s seminar is an opportunity for scientists, experts, managers, and city leaders to exchange views, affirm outstanding achievements, and particularly the position and strength of the Capital in a new development phase. At the same time, it clarifies the goals, orientations, and breakthrough solutions identified in the Resolution of the 18th City Party Congress. From there, additional practical issues and solutions are proposed to help implement the Resolution of the 18th City Party Congress for the 2025-2030 term into life, affirming the pioneering role and creating comprehensive, breakthrough development for Hanoi Capital according to the goals and perspectives set by the Resolution, to build a civilized, modern, distinctive, creative Capital with happy citizens,” the organizer stated.

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Promptly Disseminating Congress Results, Implementing the Resolution into Life

In his welcoming and opening remarks at the seminar, representing city leadership, a city official highly appreciated the initiative of the organizers in coordinating to hold a practical activity to promptly disseminate the Congress results and contribute to implementing the Resolution into life as soon as possible.

The city official stated that the 18th Congress of the Hanoi Party Committee for the 2025-2030 term, held from October 15-17, 2025, was an important political event, a milestone affirming the determination of the Party Committee, government, and people of the Capital in the new era, to build and develop a civilized, modern, happy Capital, making an important contribution to successfully achieving the country’s development goals by 2030, with a vision to 2045.

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With the theme “Promoting the Millennium Tradition of Civilization and Heroism; Uniting to Build a Clean, Strong Party Committee; Pioneering Breakthroughs in the New Era; Developing a Civilized, Modern, Happy Capital”

Hanoi City Congress

The Hanoi City Congress refers to the Hanoi Opera House, a French colonial-era building completed in 1911. Modeled on the Palais Garnier in Paris, it was the center for European artistic performances and later became a key venue for important political meetings of the government. Today, it remains a prestigious national monument, hosting a variety of operas, concerts, and cultural events.

18th Congress of the Hanoi Party Committee

The 18th Congress of the Hanoi Party Committee was a significant political meeting held to set the direction and key tasks for the city’s development. It focused on implementing the resolutions of the national Communist Party of Vietnam and addressing specific socio-economic goals for the capital. These congresses are part of the party’s five-year planning cycle to guide leadership and policy.

Capital Hanoi

Hanoi has served as the capital of Vietnam for over a thousand years, originally established as the capital of the ancient Vietnamese nation of Đại Việt in 1010. Today, it is a vibrant city that blends French colonial architecture, ancient Asian pagodas, and modern developments, reflecting its long and layered history.

Hanoi Party Committee

The Hanoi Party Committee is the municipal-level leadership body of the Communist Party of Vietnam in the capital city of Hanoi. Historically, it has played a central role in governing the city and implementing national policies since its establishment, guiding Hanoi’s development through various periods, including the wars and the subsequent era of economic reforms.

Hanoi Capital

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, has a history spanning over a thousand years, originally established as the capital of the Đại Việt kingdom in 1010. It is renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture, ancient pagodas, and the vibrant Old Quarter. A central cultural and historical landmark is the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, which honors the revolutionary leader and symbolizes the nation’s modern history.

Capital

The term “capital” most commonly refers to a city that serves as the seat of government for a country or region. Historically, capitals were often established in locations of strategic, economic, or symbolic importance, such as Rome for the Roman Empire or Beijing for successive Chinese dynasties. Today, national capitals like Washington D.C. or London remain central hubs for political power, administration, and often national culture.

Millennium Tradition of Civilization and Heroism

Based on the name provided, this appears to be a cultural site or monument dedicated to celebrating a nation’s long and resilient history. It likely honors a continuous 1,000-year legacy, emphasizing both the development of its civilization and the heroic struggles it has endured to preserve its identity and sovereignty. The monument serves as a symbol of national pride and endurance.

Civilized, Modern, Happy Capital

Based on the description, this likely refers to **Pyongyang**, the capital of North Korea. The city was largely rebuilt after the Korean War to embody the national ideology of “Juche” (self-reliance), with its modern, monumental architecture designed to project an image of a strong, prosperous, and orderly society. The phrase “Civilized, Modern, Happy Capital” is an official state slogan promoting this idealized vision of the city.