Just a stone’s throw from the Citadel, the Gia Hoi old quarter used to be one of the busiest areas of Hue ancient capital in early 19th century. This invaluable heritage is being ruined day by day with time while how to conserve and promote it is still a big question.

Thien An Park is expected to be put into operation from March 2023, said Chairman of the City People's Committee Vo Le Nhat, at a recent onsite check of Thien An Park (or more commonly known as Thuy Tien lake area).

As a locality having the largest area of centella asiatica growing in the provincial area, with around 70 hectares concentrating in Phuoc Yen and La Van Thuong communes, including 52 hectares of centella asiatica grown following the standard of VietGAP, Quang Tho has built centella asiatica as a main OCOP product. Products made of centella asiatica such as matcha centella powder, centella juice, dried centella, etc. are also the favorite choices in the market.

More than 1,000 tourists have returned to Bach Ma National Park (NP) after a long period of closure because the path to the top in this eco-tourism area was eroded and seriously damaged.

Having experience in working in the field of tourism, understanding the needs of tourists and realizing that no one has ever sold products from cobblestones in the area, Le Duy Bao (Huong Ho, Hue City) chose cobblestone to start-up after a long time of work suspension due to the pandemic.

While attracting investment in economic and industrial zones is being promoted, the proportion of enterprises filling this area is not high, which creates a major obstacle.

Many families and production facilities in the coastal area of Thua Thien Hue have been focusing on brand development and improving the value of shrimp paste products. However, to expand the market for this product, cooperation between different stakeholders are necessary.

On the morning of July 28, the Department of Industries and Commerce in collaboration with Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Da Nang Branch (VCCI) held an intensive seminar on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) for import and export businesses, as well as state management agencies in the provincial area.

That was the theme of the international conference held by the University of Tourism – Hue University in collaboration with Africa and Middle East Research Institute on the morning of July 14. Attending the conference were the leaders of departments, units, and businesses in the provincial area.

Subsequent to one full year of Hue City administrative boundary expansion, the urban infrastructure from the central area to new communes and wards has been connected and perfected, contributing to the socio-economic development promotion. The Weekend Thua Thien Hue correspondent had a talk with Deputy Secretary of the City Party Committee, Chairman of Hue City People's Committee, Mr. Vo Le Nhat.