PM Chinh stressed that the Party and State always consider education - training the foremost national priority. In ethnic minority and mountainous areas, he said, education - training plays an especially critical role, and targeted infrastructure investment is essential to promoting equitable access.
Ben En National Park in the central province of Thanh Hoa has implemented a wide range of scientific studies and conservation projects aimed at safeguarding biodiversity, particularly rare and endangered wildlife species.
The north-central province of Thanh Hoa has stepped up efforts to control and reduce illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, contributing to Vietnam’s nationwide push to lift the European Commission’s “yellow card” warning.
With favourable natural conditions and strategic transport connectivity, Thanh Hoa should capitalise on its geo-strategic position and fully tap into the potential of its forests, sea, rivers and mountains for economic development, PM Pham Minh Chinh noted.
In Yen Khuong commune, the PM called for greater attention to school health, nutrition for children and the elderly, and the development of a civil-military medical cooperation model, not only to serve local residents but also to support people living across the border in Laos.
Human is the most valuable capital, acting as the goal, a driving force, and also a resource for development, the PM remarked, stating that investing in education means investing in development.
More than just a commercial showcase at the Autumn Fair 2025, the Thanh Hoa pavilion serves as a “cultural and economic ambassador,” promoting the image of hospitable, dynamic and creative local people.
To fully address the EC’s recommendations, the port will strengthen guidance for fishermen on using electronic catch logbooks. This aims to improve management, monitoring, and supervision of catch volumes while ensuring aquatic product traceability in compliance with regulations.
Renowned for its majestic bronze Buddha statues, resonant temple bells, and intricately carved ritual objects, Tra Dong is more than a craft village. It is a living museum of Vietnamese history and culture.
The congress, which brought together 486 official delegates representing more than 240,000 members of the Party Orgasisation, adopted a resolution for the 2025-2030 term, along with an action programme to implement its resolution.
Member of the Party Central Committee Nguyen Doan Anh, Secretary of the 19th Party Committee of the central province of Thanh Hoa, has been re-elected as Secretary of the provincial Party Committee for the 2025 – 2030 tenure.
Thanh Hoa strives to rank among the leading localities nationwide by 2030 and become a prosperous, civilised, and happy province by 2045.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Dau Thanh Tung stressed the traditional friendship and cultural ties between Vietnam and Thailand, noting that tourism is a vital bridge for people-to-people exchange and socio-economic cooperation.
Heavy rains have caused rising water levels in the Tich, Bui, and Day rivers in Hanoi. As of 5 pm on August 26, the water level at Yen Duyet station on the Bui river reached 6.34m (0.34m above the alert level 1), while at Vinh Phuc station on the Tich river, it stood at 7.45m (0.55m below the alert level 3), with forecasts indicating further rises.
The initiative carries deep political, social, and humanitarian significance, helping to strengthen the great national solidarity and public trust in the Party’s leadership and the administration of all-level authorities, he said, noting that the programme also enables residents to stabilise their lives, focus on productive work, escape poverty sustainably, and contribute to the province’s development.
Police are probing into “violations of regulations on research, exploration, and exploitation of natural resources” and “violations of accounting regulations causing serious consequences” which occurred at Thien An Phat and other related entities.
Pu Luong Nature Reserve in Ba Thuoc and Quan Hoa districts in the north central province of Thanh Hoa is becoming an ideal destination for trekkers.
Local officials are required to strengthen on-the-ground inspections and take prompt action to address any signs of stagnation or lack of accountability in executing the campaign. They are also tasked with completing administrative procedures to ensure timely disbursement of financial support to eligible households, avoiding overlap or omission in beneficiary identification.
The project is expected to become a unique tourism offering that will enhance Thanh Hoa’s appeal and competitiveness while driving local socio-economic development.
The Department of State Reserves under the Ministry of Finance (MoF) has decided to provide 160.5 tonnes of rice from the national reserves to assist residents of Muong Lat district, Thanh Hoa province, during forest protection and development.
Eligible families in Thanh Hoa province will receive financial assistance worth 60 million VND (over 2,300 USD) for the construction of new homes and 30 million VND for home repairs from the central budget.
To address the limitations in the fight against illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, Sam Son city has established a inter-sectoral force to combat IUU fishing. The task force regularly directs, guides, inspects, and handles two-no (unregistered, unlicensed) and three-no (unregistered, uninspected, unlicensed) fishing boats in its communes and wards.
Spring festivals have been held in the northeastern province of Quang Ninh and north central province of Thanh Hoa, attracting crowds of visitors.
Eco - and community-based tourism in Thanh Hoa province's mountainous regions has emerged as a vital catalyst for poverty reduction, economic transformation, and enhancing living standards.
PM Pham Minh Chinh expressed his confidence that the Party organisation, administration, whole political system, armed forces and people of Thanh Hoa will promote solidarity and take drastic actions to fulfill the tasks for 2025 with results better than last year's.