Emerging from its wartime resilience to achieving extraordinary growth during the nation’s renewal period, Binh Duong continues to assert itself as a leading economic driver.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has officially recognised the coffee planting and processing knowledge of the coffee production hub of Dak Lak as part of the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list, acknowledging the rich agricultural and cultural heritage of the Central Highlands region.
The Ministry of Science and Technology has been assigned to speed up 5G commercialsiation, conduct research on 6G technology, develop telecommunications satellites, and upgrade the national telecom backbone infrastructure.
The tuition exemption policy aims to meet the nation’s development and defense requirements, reflecting the preeminence of the regime and the commitment to ensuring equal access to education, “leaving no one behind.”
International Women’s Day (March 8) marks a significant milestone in the history of the struggle for gender equality and women's happiness in society.
The proposal suggests extending the 2% VAT reduction from July 1, 2025, until the end of 2026 for goods and services currently taxed at 10%, lowering them to 8%.
At the signing ceremony, Deputy Minister Phan Thi Thang affirmed that the MoU not only represents a milestone in the cooperation between the two sides but also demonstrates the ministry’s commitment to protecting consumer interests in an increasingly interconnected global marketplace.
Despite robust development in their trade ties, Vietnam's Ha Giang province and Wenshan in China’s Yunnan province have not capitalised on their immense potential, making trade revenue lagging behind expectations.
These milestones underscore Vietnam’s expanding global presence and celebrate its rich cultural heritage and creativity.
On December 22, 2024, the Politburo issued Resolution No.57 on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation, regarded as a resolution that aims to unleash Vietnam's technological potential.
Seventy years ago, on February 27, 1955, President Ho Chi Minh sent a letter to a conference of medical workers across the country, encouraging them to uphold the noble principle of being "A good doctor is like an affectionate mother" and to unite in building a national healthcare system with the motto of “Science – National Identity – Public Service.”
Vietnam is one of the countries with a relatively high percentage of persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region and the world.
With its pristine beauty and historical importance, the Bach Long Vi island district in the northern port city of Hai Phong is not only home to fishermen, youth volunteers, and residents who have volunteered to stay on the island, but also serves as a "landmark" affirming Vietnam's sacred and inviolable sea and island sovereignty.
Developing a circular economy has been recognised as one of the priority directions to achieve overarching goals such as waste management, efficient resources utilisation, environmental protection, disaster prevention, and climate change adaptation in the country's next development phase.
Exactly 95 years ago, on February 3, 1930, the Communist Party of Vietnam was founded, quickly becoming the political vanguard of the working class and the labouring people of Vietnam. Over the past nine and a half decade, the Party has remained steadfast in its noble and consistent goal, which is to serve the Fatherland and its people.
2024 saw Vietnam significantly expanding its diplomatic activities with numerous partners and at various important multilateral forums and mechanisms. The country’s key leaders conducted a total of 60 external activities, including paying 21 visits to foreign countries and attend major multilateral conferences, as well as hosting 25 delegations of foreign leaders to Vietnam.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has instructed ministries, agencies, and local authorities to drastically and effectively implement three strategic breakthroughs, six key tasks, and 12 primary solutions, striving for double-digit growth in 2025, set to be the year of acceleration and breakthroughs, and laying the foundation for the 2026-2030 socio-economic development plan.
The tourism industry will accelerate the application of digital technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and smart platforms to boost growth in the coming period to develop a smart tourism ecosystem.
After a record year in 2024 export volume and value, Vietnam’s rice sector is moving into a new year of challenges and opportunities, with significant swings expected in both supply and demand for rice on the world stage.
The central city of Hue hosts the Visit Vietnam Year in 2025, promising a significant boost to the local tourism sector based on the land’s rich cultural heritage.
Vietnam's economic diplomacy in 2024 has asserted a leading role with remarkable breakthroughs, achieving key objectives and opening up a "grand path" full of hope for fast and sustainable development.
The tireless efforts of the Party, State, and Government of Vietnam over the past four decades have yielded significant achievements, bringing prosperity and happiness to the local people. From a nation with a GDP of just 8 billion USD in 1986, Vietnam has risen to rank 34th economy in the world last year with a GDP of 450 billion USD.
Vietnam is on a mission to eliminate temporary and dilapidated housing in 2025, a crucial step in its commitment to poverty reduction and social equity. This initiative aims to ensure safe, dignified living conditions for all, particularly vulnerable communities.
Streamlining the state apparatus is a crucial step for Vietnam to accelerate its digital transformation, enhance management efficiency, and improve the quality of public services, according to foreign experts.
As one of the countries with the fastest-growing national brands globally, Vietnam is cementing its position on the global economic map. This remarkable achievement reflects the relentless efforts of the Government and business community, as well as recognition from prestigious international organisations.
On November 30, 2024, the 15th National Assembly (NA) passed a resolution on the restart of the Ninh Thuan Nuclear Power Project and continued study of the environmental impact of a nuclear power programme in Vietnam.
