Special news on Hanoi Moi newspaper on November 9, 2025

Vietnamese goods face new "race" in CPTPP market

Garment manufacturing for export at Ha Phuong Son Tay Paint Garment Joint Stock Company.-Anh-Nguyen-Quang.jpg — Producing garments for export at Son Ha Garment Joint Stock Company (Son Tay ward). Photo by Nguyen Quang

The markets of countries in the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans- Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) are opening wide their doors to Vietnamese goods, as consumer demand is forecast to increase sharply. However, in the increasingly fierce “race” with new competitors and a series of changing trade policies, Vietnamese enterprises must improve their internal strength, standardize production and transform strongly.

Handicraft industry: Facing the requirements of green production and sustainable development

Consumers learn about cosmetic and technology products at the Ocop Thu Do product introduction and promotion point at No. 176 Quang Trung Street, Ha Dong..jpg — Consumers learn about handicraft products at the OCOP Capital Product Display, Introduction and Promotion Point, No. 176 Quang Trung Street (Ha Dong Ward).

Free trade agreements open up great opportunities for the handicraft industry in the country in general and Hanoi in particular. However, green standards, requirements on social responsibility, logistics and production capacity are still major barriers. According to handicraft experts, to conquer the international market, businesses not only need to maintain their identity but also proactively improve production standards.

Experience art at night: A profound and emotional visual "feast"

Tourists experience the museum night program at the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts..jpg — Visitors experience the "Museum Night" program at the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts.

Unlike before, when people often enjoyed art and photography during the day, this time, the public and tourists in the capital have the opportunity to walk around and explore works of art at night, in a new space. This method is not only to expand the time to access art but also to be oriented as a model for developing the creative cultural industry, contributing to promoting the connection between art and tourism .

Hanoi responds to Vietnam Law Day (November 9) 2025:
Innovate content, spread legal culture to the grassroots

Speakers shared at the Law Week Cultural Court, Hanoi City Law Education and Training Council, in coordination with the Economic and Financial Newspaper..jpg — Speakers shared at the seminar "Culture of law compliance" organized by the Hanoi City Council for Coordination and Dissemination of Legal Education in collaboration with the Economic and Urban Newspaper.

In response to the Law Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (November 9) in 2025, activities organized in Hanoi took place enthusiastically, spreading to every residential area. This year, the city has comprehensively innovated the dissemination and education of law, associated with digital transformation and administrative reform to build a culture of respect for the law, strengthen trust and awareness of law compliance in every citizen.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/tin-tuc-dac-biet-tren-bao-in-hanoimoi-ngay-9-11-2025-722662.html