Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on October 25, 2025

For the first time, Hanoi leads the country in provincial-level digital transformation: Imprints from digital economy and digital society; Expectations of the National Housing Fund to "cool down" the price fever; Central driving force of green transformation; Hoang Trong Phu and OCOP today... are the main news in the print edition of Hanoi Moi on October 25.

For the first time, Hanoi leads the country in provincial-level digital transformation:
Imprints from digital economy and digital society

Hanoi has nearly 10,000 enterprises operating in the fields of information technology and electronics industry with a total revenue of about 12.8 billion USD. In the photo: Production of electronic components at Katolec Vietnam Co., Ltd. (Quang Minh Industrial Park). Photo: Quang Thai

The report on the level of digital transformation at the provincial level recently announced by the Ministry of Science and Technology shows that Hanoi has risen to the first position for the first time, showing a dramatic change compared to previous years. In particular, there is a clear mark from the development of the digital economy and digital society.

Expectations that the National Housing Fund will "cool down" the price fever

HaNoi Homeland Apartment (Viet Hung Ward). Photo by Nguyen Quang

Housing prices, especially apartment prices, continue to be high after 3 quarters of 2025, exceeding the affordability of most people, which is a "hot" development of the current real estate market. The National Housing Fund is expected to be one of the solutions to "cool down" housing prices. In addition, experts say that in order for the real estate market to balance supply and demand, other solutions are needed.

Science, technology and innovation:
The central driving force of green transition

TH Group's organic dairy cows are raised according to standards, ensuring quality control and minimizing environmental impact.

Faced with global challenges such as climate change, energy crisis, resource depletion and environmental pollution, science, technology and innovation are being affirmed as key driving forces for development, the key to realizing the goal of green transformation and sustainable development.

For Vietnam, this is not only an inevitable trend but also a strategic choice, concretized by resolutions, action programs and national laws, in which science, technology and innovation are placed at the center of all development policies.

Hoang Trong Phu and OCOP today

Introducing products at the OCOP Capital product display, introduction and promotion point (No. 176 Quang Trung Street, Ha Dong Ward).

The silk, ceramic, and lacquer booths at 176 Quang Trung Street (Ha Dong, Hanoi) displaying OCOP products (One Commune One Product Program) recall a familiar image from more than a century ago. At that time, Governor Hoang Trong Phu created "stages" for craft villages: organizing workshops, establishing showrooms, opening exhibitions, and bringing handicraft products to the market. The OCOP story today seems to still have his shadow.

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