Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on December 4, 2025

Perfecting institutions to serve the development goals of the Capital; Making English the second language in schools: Challenges from the problem of teaching staff; Hanoi's budget revenue exceeds 600 trillion VND; "Greening" means of transport: Infrastructure must come first; Techfest Vietnam 2025: Arousing the power to create new growth momentum; Safe food increases the value of Hanoi's agricultural products... are notable information in the Hanoi Moi Newspaper issued on December 4, 2025.

Perfecting institutions to serve the development goals of the Capital

Right from the beginning of the 2025-2030 term, along with other important political tasks, Hanoi city is focusing on perfecting the institutions to best serve the development goals in the new era. The spirit of urgency, doing the right thing, doing it effectively, doing it to the end is reflected in every decision with the highest goal of developing a civilized, modern, and cultural capital with happy people.

Hanoi City will study and complete the Capital Master Plan with a 100-year vision to ensure consistency, modernity and sustainability. Photo: Quang Thai

Making English a Second Language in Schools:
Challenges from the problem of teaching staff

The Prime Minister has just approved the Project to make English the second language in schools for the period 2025-2035, with a vision to 2045, with the goal of creating an environment where English is widely and regularly used at all levels of education. The implementation roadmap has been clearly defined, but to achieve this goal, the education sector and localities must face a huge challenge: a lack of teachers in both quantity and quality, especially in disadvantaged areas.

An English lesson of students at Tien Phong High School (Me Linh commune). Photo: Quang Thai

Hanoi's budget revenue exceeds 600 trillion VND

Hanoi Statistics on December 3 reported that the total state budget revenue in Hanoi in the first 11 months of 2025 is estimated to reach 625.2 trillion VND, exceeding 21.6% of the annual ordinance estimate and increasing by 39.6% over the same period in 2024. Of which, domestic revenue is 587.7 trillion VND, exceeding 21.8% of the estimate and increasing by 40.8%; revenue from crude oil is 2.5 trillion VND, reaching 59.1% and equal to 65.4%; revenue from import-export activities is 34.7 trillion VND, exceeding 26.9% and increasing by 31.1%.

Taxpayers transact at Tax Base 7 in Hanoi city. Photo: DO QUANG

“Greening” transportation: Infrastructure must come first

Hanoi will soon issue appropriate support mechanisms and policies for businesses and people to switch to environmentally friendly means of transport, especially electric vehicles. To do so, charging station infrastructure must be one step ahead. At the same time, participating units must commit to accompanying the city in implementing the goal of "green" conversion.

The vacant lot in front of the Vietnam National Shipping Lines headquarters at the Xa Dan - Giai Phong intersection is proposed to be used as an electric vehicle charging station. Photo: Duy Minh

Techfest Vietnam 2025: Unleashing the power to create new growth drivers

As reported by Hanoi Moi Newspaper, the National Innovation and Startup Festival 2025 (Techfest Vietnam 2025) was held from December 12 to 14 in Hanoi. Taking place in the context of the country focusing on implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TU of the Politburo on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation; The festival reflects the aspiration to turn the spirit of innovation into a national cultural value, arousing the strength to create new growth drivers.

Scene of the press conference to inform about the National Innovation and Startup Festival 2025.

Safe food increases the value of Hanoi's agricultural products

In order to improve the quality and safety of agricultural, forestry and fishery products, in recent times, the Hanoi Department of Agriculture and Environment has closely coordinated with localities to promote training, transfer of science and technology and build large-scale safe production areas. This activity not only creates products with clear origins, but also contributes to forming a chain of safe agricultural production and consumption, meeting the increasing needs of the capital's people.

Taking care of vegetables grown using hydroponics at Duc Phat High-Tech Agricultural Cooperative (Thanh Tri commune). Photo: NGUYEN QUANG

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