Hanoi: 72 Years of Transformation Towards a Modern Capital
Seventy-two years after its liberation on October 10, 1954, Hanoi continues to build on its spirit of solidarity and innovation, striving to improve people's lives and fulfil its ambition of becoming a developed, civilised and modern capital. The city is charting its course towards achieving this status.
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