Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on November 30 attended a national online conference reviewing the 2017-2025 programme supporting women’s startups, and launching its next phase for 2026-2035.
To hit double-digit growth targets in the years ahead and fuel the nation’s centennial ambitions, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh called on Vietnamese women to continue demonstrating the pioneering spirit of daring to think, act and take on difficult, complex areas, constantly pushing beyond personal limits. He urged them to lead in innovation, adopt breakthrough thinking, embrace calculated risks, and drive deeper integration, connectivity and adaptability, all while upholding business ethics, law and social duties.
The programme aimed to honour ao dai as a symbol of the Vietnamese identity and spirit, while highlighting the creativity and active role of Vietnamese women in promoting the national culture abroad.
Vietnamese women lit up Ixelles, Brussels on October 19, donning colourful “ao dai” (traditional long dress) to celebrate Vietnam Women’s Day (October 20), a national tribute to their beauty, resilience, and spirit.
Since its founding on October 20, 1930, the VWU has played an indispensable role in the nation’s revolutionary journey. The establishment of Vietnam Women’s Day, officially recognised in 2010 by the Party Central Committee's Secretariat, underscores the Party’s enduring commitment to honouring women’s contributions to the country’s development.
A friendship gathering themed “President Ho Chi Minh, Vietnamese women, and the spirit of international solidarity” was held by the Vietnamese Embassy in Brazil, in collaboration with the Group of Spouses of Heads of Mission (BSB Group) in Brasilia on October 17.
The NA leader commended female full-time deputies, officials, and Party members for their sharpness, creativity, dedication, and commitment to advancing women’s progress, building happy and modern families, and driving national prosperity.
This year’s event also included men, business leaders, and intellectuals, helping foster dialogue, networking, and empowerment on the path to position the Vietnamese value in the world.
Recognising and acknowledging the contributions of women in the international exchange and development of Buddhism will significantly encourage them to play a more active role in the Buddhist community, both in Vietnam and internationally, especially across Asia.
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.
Vietnamese women are playing an increasingly vital role in the nation’s development and progress. Balancing public responsibilities with domestic duties, they are not only the heart of the family, but also making meaningful contributions to the country’s development.
A breast cancer awareness campaign entitled 'Joining Hands for the Woman I Love' has been backed by a number of celebrities.
The Executive Board of the Vietnam Women Forum in Europe (VWFE) held a working session with the Hanoi Association for Women Entrepreneurs (HNEW) on August 21 to strengthen connections between Vietnamese women in the country and those in Europe.
Divo Tung Duong seems never get tired to offer his audience something new, whether he is on the stage or launching a music product.
