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Khanh Hoa Province in Vietnam hosted a vibrant Katê Festival for the Cham people, followers of the Balamon faith. Amidst the sounds of drums and flutes, participants honored ancestors and deities, praying for prosperity and happiness, highlighting the cultural event's role in regional economic vitality.
The Vietnam Agricultural Academy marked its 70th anniversary with an attendance by National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man. The academy has contributed to Vietnam's agricultural development and food security, receiving the First-Class Labor Order.
Hanoi has announced 292 projects with a combined investment of nearly $16 billion, focusing on transport, infrastructure, environmental protection, and public services. Among these, 18 key projects will receive a significant portion of the investment, totaling approximately $4.94 billion.
Luong Duc Quy, a 33-year-old Vietnamese worker, has become the first foreigner to win Japan's National Steel Reinforcement Skill Competition. This achievement highlights the high skill level of Vietnamese laborers and their success in Japan.
Vietnam's leading pharmaceutical firm Traphaco has been fined VND 160 million by the Drug Administration of Vietnam for manufacturing drugs with unapproved changes and using production processes inconsistent with approved records. The company has been urged to strictly adhere to quality control and regulatory compliance.
Vietnam's Minister of Public Security has sounded the alarm over harmful online content, warning it erodes the ethics and cultural heritage of the youth. He specifically pointed to 'junk content' that promotes pragmatism and foreign cultures, undermining traditional values.
Vietnam's Ministry of Interior has announced a 7-day consecutive holiday for civil servants and public employees during the 2027 Tet (Lunar New Year) period, combining the 5-day Tet holiday with 2 compensatory weekend days.
In Vietnam, the price of Grade 1 sweet potatoes has surged 30% year-on-year, tripling from its April low. However, farmers are still experiencing squeezed profits due to reduced yields and increased cultivation costs, attributed to adverse weather impacting quality.
Bac Ninh City People's Council is intensifying its oversight of Resolution 57 implementation. Beyond evaluating outcomes, the council identifies bottlenecks and proposes concrete solutions to accelerate policy execution at all levels.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man's visit to China aims to deepen cooperation between the two countries' legislatures. The visit seeks to translate high-level consensus into concrete institutional building and practical collaboration, reinforcing the crucial role of parliamentary ties in the Vietnam-China Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership.
Investment in post-harvest technology is aiding Vietnamese agricultural products in reducing losses, extending shelf life, and meeting export standards. Businesses are modernizing their supply chains to enhance product quality and expand export markets.
While advanced medical techniques like heart and liver transplants are established in Vietnam, high costs and limited resources hinder widespread patient access. The government is pushing for broader application of cutting-edge technologies in general treatment, rather than focusing solely on complex cases.
Vietnam has launched a national sports promotion campaign aimed at enhancing public health and physical fitness, with a particular focus on encouraging participation among girls aged 11-15. This initiative is underpinned by national political directives for sports development.
An Indonesian ex-teacher, convicted of sexual assault, has been re-arrested following a BBC investigation that revealed his secret early release. The case has sparked public outrage and calls for justice, with victims expressing relief and demanding accountability.
A large-scale safari park development planned in central Vietnam is sparking fresh concerns among residents. Issues surrounding land acquisition and potential impacts on livelihoods are drawing attention to the authorities' response.
Quang Ninh province in northern Vietnam attracted nearly $1.13 billion in FDI by August, driving economic growth. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung visited Laos and Cambodia to strengthen regional cooperation and strategic ties.
Seventy-two years after its liberation on October 10, 1954, Hanoi continues to build on its spirit of solidarity and innovation, striving to improve people's lives and fulfil its ambition of becoming a developed, civilised and modern capital. The city is charting its course towards achieving this status.
Hanoi has announced large-scale development projects totaling approximately $15 billion, focusing on transportation, infrastructure, and environmental protection. This initiative aligns with the city's 100-year urban development plan, reflecting its transformation from a post-war recovery site to an economic hub.
Vietnam is experiencing widespread rainfall, with the central region bracing for heavy downpours and the south facing the dual threat of rain and high tides. Ho Chi Minh City shows signs of worsening inundation in historically flood-prone areas.
Vietnam recorded a sharp increase in American tourists in August, with the US emerging as a significant non-EU source market. Factors like visa-free travel, perceived safety, and expanded air connectivity are driving this trend.
Vietnam's consumer finance market is shifting from rapid expansion to sustainable development. However, as credit activities increasingly move online, risks are escalating, necessitating urgent measures to protect personal data and combat AI-driven fraud.
Vietnam is accelerating science and technology innovation, improving its ranking in the Global Innovation Index and maintaining strong economic growth. The tourism sector is also performing well, alongside efforts to strengthen international relations.
The Vietnamese government has revised a decree on standard usage criteria for offices and operational facilities of public institutions. This aims to ensure efficient utilization of public assets, prevent waste, and streamline organizations. The revised standards also allow for continued use of excess space under certain conditions, particularly following organizational restructuring or functional changes.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, agreeing to strengthen cooperation against cybercrimes including online scams, boost bilateral trade to $20 billion, and promote investment. Both nations also reaffirmed security cooperation.
A Vietnamese woman in Missouri has transformed her 100 sqm backyard into a garden of Vietnamese vegetables, overcoming harsh weather and long distances to Asian markets. She cultivates her hometown's flavors to enrich her family's meals.
Vietnam's tourism industry is shifting focus from mere resource abundance to transforming them into unique, attractive experiential products, crucial for international competitiveness. With a target of 25 million international visitors by 2026, related events are being held nationwide, alongside efforts to link local specialties.
Hanoi Pediatrics Hospital hosted a pediatric conference on congenital abnormalities and developmental disorders. Experts from Vietnam and abroad convened to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and care quality, promoting early detection and comprehensive approaches.
On October 10, Vietnam's central region is forecast to experience heavy rainfall, with localized areas potentially exceeding 150mm. Northern regions, including Hanoi, will see scattered showers and a drop in temperature due to an influx of cooler air. Southern areas will also experience rain.
At the UN General Assembly, Vietnam advocated for promoting dialogue towards the elimination of weapons of mass destruction and the complete abolition of nuclear weapons. The nation reaffirmed its commitment to disarmament and non-proliferation, urging international cooperation.
On the occasion of Vietnamese Entrepreneur Day (October 13), Nhan Dan newspaper has launched a special edition titled 'Vietnamese Entrepreneurs in the New Development Era,' focusing on experiences amidst economic challenges and contributions to digital transformation.
A delegation from the Communist Party of Vietnam attended an international conference in Mexico, emphasizing the sharing of experiences for building a new society. Vietnam also called for strengthened international cooperation in combating terrorism and violent extremism.
Former Youth Volunteers (Thanh niên xung phong) in Vietnam are continuing to overcome hardships, leveraging their experiences from past conflicts to engage in economic activities and community contributions. Their efforts to achieve self-reliance and prosperity, while cherishing solidarity among comrades, are drawing attention.
On the anniversary of its liberation, Hanoi is focusing on enhancing its urban development capabilities to improve citizens' lives and contribute to the nation. Infrastructure development and social security expansion are progressing.
Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, is attracting domestic and international visitors with its autumn scenery, cuisine, and cultural events. The city is rolling out diverse promotions aimed at boosting tourism and economic growth.
A Vietnamese composer's works were featured as compulsory pieces at an international guitar competition in Berlin, introducing global musicians to Vietnamese music. This highlights the growing cultural connections between Vietnam and the international community through artistic exchange.
Vietnam is seeing increased domestic and international attention through culture and tourism events across the country, including a documentary on Son Doong Cave and Phu Quoc Island being named 'Best Island in Asia'. The expansion of the Michelin Guide also points to tourism promotion through culinary culture.