Hanoi Proposes Administrative Boundary Adjustment for Ecotourism and Heritage
Hanoi is proposing an adjustment to its administrative boundaries to foster ecotourism and protect heritage, aiming for regional development beyond current limits. This aligns with the Communist Party's resolutions on regional development.
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