The “dual transformation” of green transition and digitalization is set to shape the long-term strategies of local and foreign companies as they seek sustainability.
The announcement will be carried out through all statutory methods, including a major exhibition at the Hanoi Museum featuring 4D planning models, thematic imagery, and documentary screenings.
Proposed for the central province's Dong Trach Commune, the two projects represent a combined investment of approximately VND2.5 trillion (approx. $95 million).
Smart transport is fast becoming a strategic priority for Hanoi, yet the reality of AI adoption in urban management remains fragmented, underpinned by weak data infrastructure and lacking a people-first approach.
A seminar on May 21 outlines how the convergence of artificial intelligence, mobility models, and societal expectations will reshape the transportation sector in Vietnam.
A pilot project is set to begin in the third quarter of this year, with around 50 battery-swapping stations and 500 electric motorbikes expected to be deployed in key areas of the capital city.