Members of the Politburo recognised Hanoi’s achievementsafter a decade of implementing the resolution, with economic growth of 6.83percent per year, higher than the national's average, and a risingposition and prestige in the country and region. The building and rectificationof the Party and political system has been implemented effectively.
However, they also pointed to a number of shortcomings in the work, with some uncompletedtargets. The city has yet to serve well as an economic centre of the region,while its connectivity with other localities remains poor, they said.
In order to promote the region’s role as aleading political-administrative hub of the whole country and a largeinternational cultural, science, education and economic centre as well as adevelopment motivation for the region and the whole country, Politburo membersagreed to issue a new resolution on the development orientations and tasksuntil 2030 with a vision to 2045.
Under the new resolution, by 2030, Hanoi is expected tobecome the first locality to have completed the industrialisation and modernisation. By 2045, the city is hoped to become a globally-connected city with highliving conditions and comprehensive growth to the same level with leadingcities and capitals in the region.
The Politburo asked the Party Organisation, administration and locals of Hanoito stay united and determined to work with central ministries, sectors andagencies as well as other localities to effectively implement the resolution.The Politburo underlined the need to make comprehensive adjustments to theCapital Law to meet the development requirements of the capital city in the newsituation.
Addressing the meeting, Party General Secretary Nguyen PhuTrong said that the city should be deeply aware of its special importantposition and role.