Vietnam Considers Making Vietnamese Cultural Day a Paid Public Holiday
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed amending the Labor Code to designate November 24th as Vietnamese Cultural Day, a paid public holiday. This initiative aligns with recent government directives on cultural development and aims to facilitate better planning for citizens and businesses by announcing annual holidays earlier.
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