Ciputra Hanoi: A symbol of Vietnam-Indonesia partnership

The year 2025 marks a significant milestone for both Indonesia and Vietnam, as the two nations celebrate the 80th Anniversary of Indonesia’s Independence, the 70th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations, and the 30th Anniversary of ASEAN membership.

On this occasion, on Wednesday evening at Pullman Hanoi Hotel, the Embassy of Indonesia hosted a solemn ceremony attended by nearly 500 distinguished guests, including senior government leaders, ministries, diplomatic missions, and representatives of the business communities of both countries.

In his opening speech, Denny Abdi, Ambassador of Indonesia to Vietnam, emphasized the increasingly close bilateral relations that have brought tangible benefits to the development of both nations.

Vietnam’s Minister of Ethnic Minority Affairs and Religion, Dao Ngoc Dung, as the guest of honor, extended his warmest congratulations to the Government and people of Indonesia on this momentous occasion.

Over the course of 70 years of cooperation, Indonesia has become Vietnam’s second-largest trading partner, while Vietnam stands as Indonesia’s fourth-largest trading partner, contributing to the strong economic growth of both nations.

Jakarta and Hanoi are among the four pairs of twinned cities between Indonesia and Vietnam, serving as hubs for major investment projects. Notably, the Ciputra Hanoi International Township and the five-star Pullman Hanoi Hotel, jointly invested by Ciputra Group (Indonesia), stand as vivid symbols of the scale and success of bilateral cooperation.

After 30 years of development, Ciputra Hanoi has become home to over 9,000 residents from nearly 80 countries, reaffirming its position as a model international township and one of the most livable communities in the capital city.

With its enduring philosophy of “eco-culture living”, Ciputra Hanoi continues to contribute to sustainable connections, standing as a symbol of friendship and investment partnership between Vietnam and Indonesia.