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.
Dr Nguyen Thi Giang from the Institute of Linguistics under the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences said that the practical implementation of Resolution No. 71 should focus on enhancing learners’ learning capacity, viewing this as the starting point for renewing teaching and learning toward substance and effectiveness.
Tet gatherings abroad provide meaningful spiritual encouragement, offering overseas Vietnamese a valuable opportunity to reunite and celebrate with a sense of homeland connection.
In addition, bamboo and rattan products are highly versatile, meeting a wide range of daily needs - from household items to interior décor and gifts. Thanks to artisans’ skill, each product bears its own distinctive character, reflecting aesthetic value and Vietnam’s traditional cultural identity. This is why bamboo and rattan products are increasingly embraced by diverse consumer groups and are steadily making their way onto international markets.
Vietnam ranked 9th in the 2026 list, earning high marks for its affordable living costs, diverse living environment, and steadily improving healthcare system and urban infrastructure. While living costs may be slightly higher than in some other Asian destinations, the country is viewed as offering a balanced combination of affordability, living conditions and long-term development potential.
Vietnamese embassies in Mexico, Egypt and Austria recently convened overseas Vietnamese for the annual “Xuan Que Huong” (Homeland Spring) gatherings, a Lunar New Year (Tet) tradition fostering their ties to the homeland.
Overseas Vietnamese, wherever they live and work, always turn toward the homeland and wish to contribute knowledge, experience, resources and responsibility to national development. Following the 14th National Party Congress, the community expects reform policies and strategic orientations to soon materialise, unlocking the collective strength of society to help Vietnam advance further.
On February 9, Viettel Cambodia (Metfone), in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia and the Khmer–Vietnamese Association in Cambodia (KVA), organised a Tet celebration programme and presented more than 1,000 Tet gift packages to disadvantaged Vietnamese-origin families across the country.
The Vietnamese Embassy in the RoK underlined that offensive words and inappropriate expressions, including the use of the phrase “importing Vietnamese women”, from anyone must be reviewed seriously, properly acknowledged and corrected in a constructive spirit.
After reaching the ship at sea, the forces safely transported the patient ashore and transferred her to Quang Ninh General Hospital for timely emergency treatment.
Hanoi Railway Company Limited (Hanoi Metro) has announced that to better meet rising passenger travel demand, especially during peak hours, it will adjust peak-hour time frames and apply new train schedules on both urban railway Line 2A Cat Linh–Ha Dong and Line 3.1 Nhon–Hanoi Station from February 9.
The ambassador expressed his delight at the growing strength of the Vietnamese community in Japan and its active contributions to Vietnam’s development as well as to the bilateral ties. Currently, the Vietnamese community in Japan remains the second-largest of its kind in the world, with around 700,000 people and an average annual increase of 50,000–60,000.
Local officials reported that no “three-Nos” vessels that lack proper registration certificates, fishing licenses and inspection certifications remain in the locality.
Representatives of local agencies and businesses shared information to help overseas Vietnamese delegates explore Ninh Binh’s potential and opportunities for investment, business and cooperation, thereby contributing to the province’s socio-economic development and the country’s overall growth.
On the sidelines of the Homeland Spring 2026, overseas Vietnamese shared heartfelt reflections on the sacred moments of the Lunar New Year (Tet) that draws them back to the homeland with deep affection and hope.
Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Vu Dai Thang highlighted the important role of OV intellectuals and scientists, affirming the city’s commitment to facilitating their participation, removing obstacles and expanding consultation channels to incorporate their input.
Speaking at a meeting honouring outstanding OV collectives and individuals in 2025 held in Hanoi on February 8, Chairwoman of the VFF Central Committee Bui Thi Minh Hoai highlighted that overseas Vietnamese's achievements vividly reflect the enduring qualities of the Vietnamese people: perseverance, resilience and a constant aspiration to rise in life.
According to the Publishing, Printing and Distribution Department under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the sector recorded encouraging results in 2025. Revenue from publishing and distribution activities was estimated at 5.23 trillion VND (201 million USD), up 8.96% year-on-year.
The State President, his spouse and the delegates respectfully offered incense in remembrance of King Ly Thai To and the forebears who built and defended Thang Long – Hanoi over a thousand years of history, as well as safeguarded the nation and enriched its invaluable cultural and historical heritage.
Nguyen Van Duoc, Deputy Secretary of the municipal Party Committee and Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee, attributed the southern metropolis’s socio-economic development achievements partly to important contributions by OV entrepreneurs, scientists, experts, and intellectuals worldwide through investment activities, knowledge transfer, market connection, and promotion of the city’s image.