The report on the implementation of the Socio-Economic Development Plan for the first 6 months of the year of the Hanoi People's Committee sent to the 23rd Conference of the Party Executive Committee shows that in the first six months of 2025, the capital's socio-economic development will continue to develop, with GRDP growth reaching 7.63%, creating a premise for completing the 2025 target of achieving a growth rate of 8% or more.
In addition to the achieved results, the city also frankly pointed out some shortcomings and limitations.
That is, the overall growth in the first 6 months was high, however, in the second quarter it was lower than the scenario (7.56% compared to 7.93%), the growth of the construction industry was much lower than the scenario (6.81% compared to 8.05%). The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) increased by 5.9% - not yet commensurate with the potential. Businesses continue to face difficulties, the number of dissolved and temporarily suspended businesses increases.
Waste and wastewater treatment plant projects have not yet met the set progress. The treatment of water pollution in inner-city rivers such as Kim Nguu, To Lich, Lu, Set, Nhue - Day rivers has not yet met the requirements. Relocating facilities that cause environmental pollution and are not in accordance with the planning still faces many difficulties...

In the last 6 months of 2025, Hanoi City assessed that increasing difficulties and challenges are also opportunities and motivations for the entire political system, businesses, and people to be determined to effectively implement reforms, tasks, and solutions for socio-economic development.
The city's focus is on promoting the application of science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, removing bottlenecks in mechanisms, policies and private economic development, promoting production and business.
The city requires that in the last 6 months of the year, departments, branches, sectors and communes and wards after the arrangement continue to implement the targets and tasks assigned in Action Program No. 04/CTr-UBND dated February 14, 2025, Directives No. 03/CT-UBND dated March 14, 2025 and No. 04/CT-UBND dated March 28, 2025, with 8 key tasks and solutions.
In particular, the city focuses on completing the arrangement and assignment of cadres to maintain continuity in leadership and management; inheriting a team of cadres with capacity from the district and commune levels before the arrangement; key cadres at the commune and ward levels are arranged in the right positions, in accordance with regulations, with qualities, abilities and development prospects.
The city continues to improve mechanisms and policies; improve the effectiveness and efficiency of law enforcement and implement the "four pillars" of: Science, technology, innovation and digital transformation; international integration; law-making and enforcement; private economic development...
The city will also implement solutions to promote economic growth associated with controlling inflation, ensuring major balances; disbursing public investment capital in 2025; speeding up the progress of important transport infrastructure projects, focusing on key projects such as: Ring Road 4, metro No. 2 urban railway line (Nam Thang Long - Tran Hung Dao section), metro No. 5 (Van Cao - Hoa Lac) and 6 bridges including: Hong Ha, Me So, Thuong Cat, Ngoc Hoi, Tran Hung Dao, Van Phuc.
Hanoi will also speed up the progress of environmental protection infrastructure projects; prioritize resources and remove obstacles to complete waste and wastewater treatment projects; strengthen environmental pollution control.
Along with that, the city will review, restructure the process, integrate and provide 100% of eligible online public services according to the industry and management field to the National Public Service Portal; build, manage, and update the planning database for the industry, field, and locality, ensuring synchronization of data with the National Information System and the planning facility and avoiding spreading and waste...