Key objectives include enhancing water storage and drainage capacity to prevent flooding, while integrating transport infrastructure, parks, and green spaces along the route.
Vietnam’s new digital asset laws mark a turning point for the country, positioning blockchain and tokenization as credible growth drivers to attract global capital and fuel the digital economy.
In 2003, UNESCO recognized Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park as a World Natural Heritage. On July 3, 2015, the Nation park was recognized by UNESCO for the second time as a World Natural Heritage based on biodiversity criteria.
This move aims to update the capital's new long-term development orientations, providing a foundation for organizing the space on both sides of the river in a synchronous, sustainable, and safe manner.