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Nhan Dan

Phu Tho Province Declares 2027 'Homeland Culture and Tourism Year'

Northern Vietnam's Phu Tho Province has designated 2027 as the 'Homeland Culture and Tourism Year,' featuring year-round events including the Hung Kings' Festival. The initiative aims to honor Vietnam's cultural roots, attract tourists, and boost the local economy.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam's SMEs Struggle with Capital Access Despite Increased Lending

Despite increased credit availability, Vietnamese SMEs face significant hurdles in accessing capital due to insufficient collateral, incomplete financial information, and lengthy procedures. While the government is considering support measures like reduced land rent and tax incentives, enhancing their effectiveness is crucial.

Nhan Dan

Vietnamese Border Areas See Development Driven by Local Party Members

In Vietnam's southeastern Dong Nai province, along border areas inhabited by ethnic minorities and mountain communities, local Party members are leading socio-economic development, national defense, security consolidation, and the strengthening of national unity. Initiatives include donating bicycles to disadvantaged students, rapid disaster recovery, and close cooperation with residents.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam Weather Alert: Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Several Regions

On October 27th, Vietnam's weather forecast indicates scattered showers and thunderstorms in the North, with moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms expected from Ha Tinh to Da Nang in the Central region. The South will see sunny spells but potential evening and night showers. Localized squalls and hail are also possible nationwide.

Nhan Dan

Polish PM Concludes Vietnam Visit, Boosting Bilateral Ties

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk concluded his official visit to Vietnam, holding talks with Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and other leaders. Both nations agreed to strengthen relations and advance practical cooperation, aiming to expand collaboration in economic, trade, and investment sectors. The visit signals optimism for future bilateral development.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam to Host APEC 2027, Prioritizing Green Farming and Food Security

Vietnam is set to host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in 2027. The nation plans policy dialogues and workshops on rice sector innovation and public-private partnerships for regenerative agriculture, aiming to lead international efforts in sustainable farming.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam's Plastic Waste Paradox: Abundant Garbage, Scarce Recycled Materials

Vietnam generates approximately 5.64 million tons of plastic waste annually, yet only about 11% is recycled. Consequently, the country imports around 400,000 tons of recycled materials each year. To address this paradox, enhanced coordination among collectors, transporters, and recyclers, along with improved household waste sorting, is crucial.

VnExpress International

APEC 2027 Convention Center on Phu Quoc Nears Completion

Construction of the APEC 2027 Convention Center and performance hall on Vietnam's Phu Quoc island is nearing completion. The facilities are poised to host major international conferences and cultural events, signaling economic growth and a boost to the island's tourism potential.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnam to Host International Jazz Festival in 2026

The Vietnam Jazz Heritage Festival 2026 in Hanoi aims to broaden access to jazz and elevate its profile by featuring international stars. The event will foster cultural exchange and showcase traditional music, contributing to Vietnam's cultural development.

VnExpress International

India's Railway Investment Opens Export Avenues for Thailand

India's $31 billion railway investment plan presents potential export opportunities for Thailand in areas like construction and electrical machinery. However, tied procurement conditions from Japanese loans, competition from Indian and Japanese firms, and tariffs pose challenges.

VnExpress International

Pham Thu Huong Rises to Second Richest in Vietnam

Pham Thu Huong, deputy chairwoman of Vingroup, Vietnam's largest listed company, saw her wealth increase by 1.4% to $4.2 billion, placing her second in Vietnam's billionaire rankings. The rise in Vingroup shares contributed to her increased net worth.

The Saigon Times

Barge Collision Damages Section of Chu S Bridge in Ca Mau

A barge carrying a crane collided with the Chu S Bridge in Ca Mau Province, Vietnam, causing damage to a section of the structure. No casualties have been reported. Authorities are investigating the cause and commencing repair efforts. This incident highlights potential challenges in infrastructure maintenance and waterway traffic safety in Vietnam.

VietnamPlus English

Vietnamese Language Education Network Expanded Across Canada

A Vietnamese language education network is expanding across Canada, aiming to broaden learning opportunities and help young people maintain ties with their homeland through technology and educational cooperation, in line with overseas Vietnamese affairs policy.

VietnamPlus English

Macao Vietnamese Community Strengthens Solidarity, Contributes to Homeland

The Vietnamese community in Macao is strengthening its contributions to the homeland, including raising funds for disaster relief. This reflects confidence in the Vietnamese Communist Party's guidelines and a desire to contribute to national development, positioning it within the country's strategy of national unity and development under its one-party system.

VietnamPlus English

An Giang Mobilizes Resources for Social Welfare Enhancement

Vietnam is mobilizing resources across various regions to improve social welfare, including housing support for the poor, livestock donations, cemetery maintenance, and strengthening ties with overseas Vietnamese. Efforts also focus on developing cultural industries and investing in AI education.

VietnamPlus English

Ha Tinh Steps Up Fleet Management, E-Catch Traceability to Combat IUU Fishing

Vietnam's Ha Tinh Province is intensifying efforts to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, aiming to have the European Union's 'yellow card' warning lifted. The province is enhancing fleet management and implementing electronic catch traceability to ensure compliance with fishing regulations.

VnExpress International

Vietnamese University Tops World Rankings for AI

A Vietnamese university has been ranked the world's best for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2026. This achievement highlights the growing international recognition of Vietnam's higher education sector and its advancements in AI research and development.

Vietnam Insider

Vietnam Seeks Polish Investment in Renewable Energy and Railways

Vietnam and Poland announced an upgrade to a Strategic Partnership, aiming to strengthen economic cooperation. Vietnam urged Poland to expand investments in renewable energy and railways. Both nations target reaching $6 billion in trade by 2030.

Bao Chinh Phu

Vietnam and Poland Establish Strategic Partnership

Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the establishment of a Strategic Partnership between their countries and an Action Plan for 2026-2030 following their summit meeting in Hanoi. The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation across various sectors including economy, security, and culture.

Nhan Dan

FTU Business School Forges Strategic Alliances to Bridge Theory and Market Practice

Vietnam's Foreign Trade University Business School has partnered with six leading e-commerce firms to build a practical education ecosystem, bridging the gap between theory and market reality in digital commerce and business innovation. This collaboration aims to equip students with practical skills and enhance their employment prospects.

Nhan Dan

Vietnam National Assembly Debates Raising Administrative Penalty Ceilings

Vietnam's National Assembly debated proposed amendments to the Law on Handling Administrative Violations, focusing on raising maximum fines. Some deputies expressed concern that while higher fines could enhance deterrence, excessively high penalties exceeding the financial capacity of individuals and businesses might be counterproductive, urging careful consideration.

Nhan Dan

S-Bridge in Ca Mau Temporarily Closed After Barge Collision

In Ca Mau province, southern Vietnam, a barge's crane collided with the S-Bridge, causing the central span to shift approximately 50-60 cm. Local authorities have temporarily closed the bridge for safety, investigating the damage and cause.