This is a significant milestone, shaping a comprehensive development and modernization strategy for cultural and sports facilities nationwide, aiming to make Vietnam a prominent cultural and sports destination in the region and the world.
Hanoi Opera House.
Rich in cultural identity, sports reaching international standards.
According to the plan, the national network of cultural facilities will be comprehensively developed and modernized while preserving national identity. This aims not only to meet the cultural needs of the people but also to create equity between regions, making culture an important resource in the country's development.
In addition, the sports sector will receive significant investment with a system of facilities meeting international standards, making it capable of hosting major regional and world sporting events.
The goal is to help Vietnam successfully host Asian and international tournaments, especially in key sports with the potential to win medals in major competitions.
Breakthroughs in the cultural industry and sports economy.
The plan emphasizes linking cultural and sports development with market mechanisms, transforming culture and sports into key industries.
Cultural and sports products and services will be developed in a professional and highly competitive manner, creating momentum for sustainable development.
The goal by 2045 is to establish key cultural and sports centers in major cities such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Can Tho... These centers will be symbols of national culture, art, and sports, helping Vietnam assert its position on the international map.
Building iconic cultural and sports facilities.
A highlight of the plan is the construction of two new national museums: the Vietnam Military History Museum and the Vietnam Natural History Museum, along with a series of specialized museums such as the Vietnam Currency Museum and the Vietnam Architecture Museum.
These museums will not only be places to preserve and display valuable heritage but also attractive destinations, drawing tourists from both within and outside the country.
Simultaneously, the plan also aims to build large-scale performing arts centers, with complexes in Hanoi and Da Nang having a capacity of over 3,000 seats.
These structures not only serve the people but also become artistic symbols, contributing to promoting Vietnam's unique culture and art to the world.
Eight breakthrough solutions for implementing the plan.
Vietnam National Village of Ethnic Cultures.
To realize these ambitious goals, the plan proposes eight groundbreaking solutions, including: perfecting mechanisms and policies; mobilizing and allocating investment capital; developing human resources; strengthening international cooperation; and promoting the application of science and technology... All solutions aim to develop a system of cultural and sports facilities in a modern, sustainable, and internationally integrated manner.
With specific strategies and synchronized solutions, the plan for developing the network of cultural and sports facilities until 2045 will not only bring practical benefits to the people but also create a strong breakthrough, elevating Vietnam to an international level and making it an attractive destination in the fields of culture and sports.
Trong Nhan
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