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Denmark shares sustainable city solutions with Vietnam

A series of activities under the theme of “Danish Week – Sustainable City Solutions” are being held in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City from November 26-30.
Denmark shares sustainable city solutions with Vietnam ảnh 1View of a city in Denmark (Source: cpv.org.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) – A series of activities under the theme of “Danish Week– Sustainable City Solutions” are being held in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City fromNovember 26-30.

The highlight of the event will be a seminar held in Ho ChiMinh City on November 29, which will be attended by two famous Danisharchitects, namely Prof. Dr. Tom Nielsen from the Aarhus School of Architectureand Tina Saaby Madsen, Chief City Architect of Copenhagen.

The two architects will share with Vietnam their experiencein carrying out urban planning policies and solutions.

Denmark is among the world’s leading nations in terms ofgreen technology and green growth is an important area in the comprehensive cooperationagreement between the Vietnamese and Danish Governments.

Last year, the “Danish Week – Sustainable City Solutions”was held in Hanoi from December 12-17, and in Ho Chi Minh City from December14-19.-VNA
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