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Venezuela’s Acting President thanks Vietnam for 124-strong quake rescue team
The presence of Vietnamese military personnel in earthquake relief and recovery is a vivid demonstration of the Venezuela – Vietnam traditional friendship and comprehensive partnership.
Vietnamese team surveys hardest-hit area in Venezuela earthquakes
The head of the delegation, accompanied by several team members and representatives of the Venezuelan side, subsequently conducted a field survey in La Guaira to assess the situation and prepare for the deployment of personnel and equipment for search-and-rescue operations.
Vietnam Airlines operates special flight carrying rescue teams, relief supplies to Venezuela
The flight is carrying 124 personnel from the Ministry of National Defence and the Ministry of Public Security, along with 10 search-and-rescue dogs and approximately 25 tonnes of humanitarian supplies, specialised equipment and rescue gear to support relief operations in the earthquake-affected areas.
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Leveraging foreign investment to strengthen domestic capacity, enhance self-reliance: Top leader
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam on June 30 called for a fundamental shift in Vietnam's approach to foreign investment, stressing that external resources should be harnessed to strengthen domestic capabilities and strategic autonomy rather than simply attract capital.
Hanoi unveils century-long development vision to attract new wave of investment
The Vietnamese capital has launched an ambitious investment drive by unveiling its 100-year development vision, introducing new policy incentives and announcing hundreds of investment projects. The initiative aims to give domestic and international investors greater confidence in Hanoi's long-term growth strategy while creating a more transparent, competitive and innovation-driven business environment.
Historical milestones of the city named after President Ho Chi Minh
Fifty years after being named in honour of President Ho Chi Minh, the former Sai Gon – Gia Dinh Area has undergone a remarkable transformation – from a city forged in war into Vietnam's leading economic hub, the cradle of the country's renewal process and pioneering reforms. The name is not only a historical legacy but also a symbol of the people's enduring aspirations. It represents a half-century journey from the will of the people to the century-long vision of the city bearing President Ho Chi Minh’s name.
Top leader orders shift to proactive disaster risk management
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam on June 29 called for a fundamental shift from reactive disaster response to proactive risk management, directing the Government Party Committee and relevant agencies to prepare for storms, floods, extreme weather and climate change through late 2026.
Top leader calls for modern artillery-missile force capable of meeting new challenges
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam called for building a modern artillery-missile force capable of meeting new defence challenges while attending a ceremony in Hanoi on June 29 marking the force's 80th anniversary (June 29, 1946–2026).
Asia Architecture and Tourism Awards 2026: Where heritage inspires creativity
The Asia Architecture Design Awards and the Asia Hospitality Awards were recently presented at Ngoc Rong Cave in Vietnam’s northern province of Quang Ninh, marking the first time an international awards ceremony has been held inside a cave more than 150 million years old.
124 Vietnamese officers depart for earthquake relief mission in Venezuela
In the early hours of June 29, a flight operated by Vietnam Airlines departed from Noi Bai International Airport, carrying 124 personnel from the Ministry of National Defence and the Ministry of Public Security to Venezuela on a humanitarian relief mission.
Vietnam People's Army ready for Venezuela earthquake relief mission
Having participated in the humanitarian mission to Myanmar in 2025, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Hong Duong has fully prepared his personal gear, specialised equipment, medicines and essential supplies ahead of departure. He is ready to join the Vietnamese delegation to support disaster relief efforts in Venezuela.
President Ho Chi Minh’s legacy honoured in France
A series of events honouring President Ho Chi Minh has been held in Montreuil, France, marking the 115th anniversary of his departure to seek a path for national salvation and the 80th anniversary of his visit to France as a guest of the French government.
Lotus brings Hanoi's heritage to life
The Hanoi Lotus Festival 2026 officially opened on June 26 under the theme Colours of Hanoi Lotus, celebrating not only the flower’s beauty but also the rich cultural heritage built around it over generations.
Dien Bien promotes science and technology in agricultural production
In recent years, the application of science and technology has been playing an increasingly important role in agricultural production in the northwestern province of Dien Bien, helping improve productivity, product quality and sustainability.
Vietnam accelerates tourism digitalisation via AI
Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung recently signed Decision No. 1033, approving the National Digital Economy and Digital Society Development Programme for the 2026-2030 period. The programme establishes a dynamic digital economy driven by digital platforms, big data, and AI.
Vietnamese coffee shapes value, brand and culture on global market
Continuing its efforts to promote national culture and products, the Vietnam Coffee Festival in Singapore 2026 took place on June 26 at the premises of the Embassy of Vietnam in Singapore in a vibrant atmosphere.
Institutional reform needed to drive innovation: PM
Institutional reform is needed to unlock resources and drive innovation, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung said while chairing the Government’s meeting on law building in Hanoi on June 27.
Vietnam’s cultural heritage through folk paintings
Vietnamese folk paintings, particularly the Four-scroll woodblock prints genre, are among the country’s most treasured artistic legacies. Over six decades, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum has built a collection of nearly 2,500 folk paintings, including almost 100 complete sets.
Green livelihoods from Nipa Palm forests
In Binh Khanh commune of Ho Chi Minh City, harvesting sap from nipa palms is creating a new source of income for local residents while helping protect mangrove ecosystems and strengthen climate resilience.
Int'l experts hail Vietnam's first-ever judge at International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Vietnam’s election of its first-ever judge to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea has drawn praise from international experts, who describe it as a milestone reflecting the country’s growing international standing and legal expertise.
Vietnam’s digital economy set to contribute 30% of GDP by 2030
Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung has signed a decision approving the Programme for Digital Economy and Digital Society Development for 2026-2030, setting an ambitious target that digital economy accounts for around 30% of Vietnam’s gross domestic product (GDP) by 2030.
Dedicated train makes daily commute easier for Bach Mai Hospital doctors
More than 500 doctors, nurses and staff of Bach Mai Hospital travelled to its Ninh Binh campus on June 26 aboard a dedicated train service for healthcare workers.
Ho Chi Minh City pioneers dynamic commercial market development
Once struggling with food shortages, Ho Chi Minh City has evolved into Vietnam's most dynamic commercial hub through decades of reform, innovation and pioneering market policies.
