The Vietnamese women squad will compete in the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup 2026, the crucial World Cup qualifying tournament, from April 1-18 in Thailand. Drawn in Group A, they will face stiff competition from China, Bangladesh and the host nation.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Brunei has partnered with Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) and the Veteran Association of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces (VARBAF) to host a series of events introducing Vietnam’s traditional Tet festivities, creating a lively platform for cultural exchange while spreading the Vietnamese language and traditional handicrafts to Bruneian friends and students.
Blending cutting-edge unmanned aerial vehicle technology with traditional artistic lantern installations, the programme transformed the land into a grand open-air stage of light.
In the 90+4th minute, an incomplete clearance by the Indian defence inside the penalty area fell to Van Su, who pounced swiftly to fire home the rebound, sealing a 2-1 victory to the delight of her teammates.
The Biwase Tour of Vietnam 2026, from March 4 to 9, comprises five stages through Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Lam Dong provinces. Meanwhile, the Ho Chi Minh City International Women’s Cycling Race – Biwase Cup 2026 will take place from March 9 to 14 with six stages.
As of February 28, total disbursed capital reached 55.74 trillion VND, equivalent to 5.6% of the plan assigned by the Prime Minister. Of the figure, disbursement of the central budget was estimated at 10.18 trillion VND, or 2.9% of the plan, while that of local budgets totalled 45.56 trillion VND, reaching 7% of the target.
Established in 2020, the NAB Innovation Centre Vietnam aims to build a high-quality information technology workforce. Since then, it has set up two offices and grown to more than 2,400 staff members.
The “Taste of the UK” food week, held for the first time in Ho Chi Minh City from February 26 to March 11, is an opportunity to promote British food products and strengthen their presence in Vietnam, while giving local consumers a chance to experience the diversity of UK cuisine.
The ongoing AFC Women's Asian Cup presents a rare, perhaps once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Vietnam's national women's football team.
India will be the first challenge to overcome for Vietnam in Group C of the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup on March 4 in Australia, which takes place during the team's second World Cup campaign.
The international friendly match between Vietnam and Bangladesh will kick off at 7pm on March 26 at Hang Day Stadium in Hanoi as part of the March FIFA Days, the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) announced on March 3.
Vietnam’s three acts won one silver, one bronze and one special award.
This year’s edition packs in 17 major events all month long, creating a vibrant journey in which the traditional costume (Ao Dai) appears not only on performance stages but also weaves into everyday community life, urban landscapes and tourism experiences.
Vietnam were crowned second World Three-cushion Championship for National Teams champions after defeating Germany in the final on March 1.
Vietnam defeated Indonesia 4-1 in the third-place playoff to secure bronze at the 2026 ASEAN Women’s Futsal Championship.
The Vietnamese Women's Association in Belgium recently gathered at the Vietnamese Embassy in Brussels to welcome the arrival of spring and International Women’s Day (March 8).
The Vietnamese delegation’s official presence at the parade helped promote national identity while offering French audiences a fuller understanding of Lunar New Year traditions shared across Asian cultures, united by the common values of family, reunion and new beginnings.
The ASEAN Futsal Championship 2026 is scheduled to take place from April 5 to 11 at the Nonthaburi Provincial Gymnasium in Thailand. The group stage matches will run from April 5 to 7, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the semi-finals on April 9. The final is set for April 11.
Ninh Binh will work closely with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, experts, businesses and local communities to ensure sustainable preservation and restoration of the complex. The province also plans to gradually prepare a nomination dossier for “Tam Chuc Complex – Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve” to seek UNESCO World Heritage recognition.
The programme aimed to express the profound respect and boundless gratitude of the Party, State, army and people towards late PM Dong – an outstanding leader of the Party and State, a great intellect and eminent cultural figure, and a distinguished disciple of President Ho Chi Minh.
The annual event provided ethnic communities with an opportunity to meet, exchange and strengthen solidarity in the warm atmosphere of the new spring, serving as a vivid symbol of the great national solidarity bloc.
Tay Yen Tu is not just a festival space, but a place where the fundamental values that have shaped the character and enduring vitality of the Vietnamese people, especially patriotism and the aspiration for peace, converge and spread, a local official said.
The festival serves as a platform to introduce the city’s potential and strengths, and demonstrate the strong vitality and endless creativity of a dynamic and compassionate metropolis.
Over the past 10 editions, with diverse and practical activities, the festival has affirmed its important role in enhancing cultural exchanges, boosting trade, investment and tourism promotion, and strengthening friendship and mutual understanding, according to Pham Dut Diem, Director of the municipal Department of External Relations.
The back-to-back UCI 2.2 status is expected to elevate the profile of Vietnamese women’s cycling while offering valuable international exposure against high-calibre opponents. Organisers hope the milestone will serve as a springboard for long-term development, enhancing both competitive standards and Vietnam’s standing on the global cycling map.
Throughout March, the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Hanoi's Doai Phuong commune will host a vibrant series of events celebrating spring and youth, with active participation from various ethnic communities currently residing in the area.
Running for three days, the festival will create a space where a wide range of traditional crafts converge and heritage values meet the rhythm of modern life. The book street will be filled with music, folk melodies, the colours of traditional craft villages, and experiential activities for visitors of all ages.
Highlighting the new stature of the heritage site, a provincial leader said the festival is not merely the opening ritual of a new festive season, but also an affirmation of Yen Tu’s position on the world cultural heritage map.
