Hanoi's Cultural Heritage to be Leveraged by 'Capital Law 2026'
Vietnam's upcoming 'Capital Law 2026' is expected to be a new impetus for Hanoi's rapid and sustainable development, while preserving and promoting its unique cultural heritage. Contributions to the inheritance of traditional crafts and tourism promotion are particularly noteworthy.
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