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Vietnam plans to establish three national-level flight testing zones, aiming for over 85% domestic UAV production and a 1.5% GDP contribution by 2045. This initiative seeks to develop a low-altitude economy, fostering technological independence and new markets for products and services.
Hanoi's Firefighting and Rescue Police have spent 65 years safeguarding the capital's peace and security. They have fulfilled their mission by promoting public participation, applying science and technology, and embracing digital transformation.
General Secretary and President To Lam met with newly accredited ambassadors, reaffirming Vietnam's commitment to economic growth, revising the Electricity Law, and upholding international law, while strengthening diplomatic ties and domestic socio-economic development.
An exhibition focusing on the reconstruction of Kinh Thien Palace and its main hall has opened at Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Hanoi. The display features historical documents and archaeological findings, offering insights into the palace's evolution.
Vietnam recorded 9.95% GDP growth in Q3, but faces immense pressure to achieve its annual target, requiring over 12.5% growth in Q4. The government is implementing diverse measures, including accelerating public investment and attracting foreign capital, to boost growth.
Vietnam is raising concerns over uncontrolled livestreams on social media, where the pursuit of 'views' often overshadows factual reporting. This trend fuels the spread of misinformation and sensationalism, harming individuals and businesses and eroding public trust, prompting calls for stricter regulation.
A firsthand account of a six-day expedition into Vietnam's Son Doong Cave. CEO Pham Ha shares his experience of realizing the grandeur of nature and human insignificance, leading to introspection.
Northern Vietnam is expected to experience rain on October 4th as a cold front arrives, while the southern region will also see renewed precipitation due to a tropical convergence. This weather shift raises concerns for agricultural output and infrastructure.
Vietnam's tourism sector has received multiple accolades at the 2026 World Travel Awards, including 'Asia's Leading National Park.' These awards underscore the international appeal of the country's natural attractions and mark a significant step towards achieving national goals of developing tourism into a key economic sector.
The Vietnam Youth Union Central Committee identifies supporting disabled youth as a crucial mission, fostering their independence and societal contribution through initiatives like "Shining Vietnamese Spirit." Focus is placed on establishing sustainable livelihoods and promoting digital inclusion.
Vietnam's economy maintains high growth, driven by traditional sectors like investment, exports, and services, alongside the strong promotion of new growth engines such as science-technology, innovation, and the digital economy. Hanoi's Q3 growth reached 10.02%, bolstering momentum towards the full-year GDP target.
Lai Vung Nem production in Vietnam's Dong Thap province has been recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its historical significance and unique culinary traditions. This designation underscores the craft's role in the local economy and cultural identity.
Vietnam is shifting its healthcare policy towards disease prevention, emphasizing proactive vaccination programs throughout life to enhance individual and community health. This initiative aligns with a resolution aimed at protecting and improving public well-being.
Northern Vietnam is expected to experience heavy rain and a drop in temperatures on October 4th as a cold front moves in. Localized torrential downpours are possible, particularly in mountainous areas.
Vietnam's National Traditional Music Orchestra is set to transform into a 'Vietnamese Traditional Music Art Space' by 2031, as approved by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. The initiative aims to enhance the preservation and international promotion of traditional music.
Learning from past deforestation, Vietnam is intensifying efforts in forest protection and sustainable forestry. Through initiatives like coastal protective forest development, post-mining land restoration, and carbon market utilization, the nation aims to balance economic value enhancement with environmental conservation.
Ho Chi Minh City has urged residents to refrain from attempting to drive through flooded areas with poor visibility or unknown depths due to heavy rains. Ensuring traffic safety is the top priority.
A cold front began affecting northern Vietnam on the night of October 4th, causing temperatures to plummet. Mountainous areas are expected to reach a low of 14°C, with strong northeasterly winds anticipated at sea.
Vietnam's Halal certification authority has established direct cooperation with Malaysia's Department of Islamic Development (JAKIM). This strategic collaboration, built on government-to-government (G2G) ties, aims to expand into business-to-business (B2B) linkages, facilitating Vietnamese businesses' deeper participation in the global Halal ecosystem.
Toyota Vietnam (TMV) reported a 12% month-on-month sales increase in June, with hybrid vehicle deliveries doubling, reflecting growing demand for fuel-efficient, lower-emission cars and a broader recovery in Vietnam's automotive market.
Ho Chi Minh City has been ranked the world's second-best coffee travel destination in the 2026 Holafly Coffee Travel Index. The city's high ranking, behind Colombia, is attributed to its diverse coffee experiences and the appeal of Vietnamese Robusta beans.
A Vietnamese man has embraced a solitary life on a deserted island for eight years, building a self-sufficient existence. Despite initial family opposition and facing isolation and natural disasters, he finds fulfillment in the island's tranquility and his self-made life.
Nearly 150,000 new businesses were registered in Vietnam from January to September, with registered capital exceeding VND 1,750 trillion (USD 66.38 billion). This indicates Vietnam's robust economic growth and a significant surge in foreign direct investment (FDI).
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has urged ministries, sectors, and localities to demonstrate the highest level of determination and effort to push GDP growth above 12.5% in the fourth quarter. The economy grew 9.95% in Q3, reaching 9.01% for January-September.
Dr. Nguyen Thi Lan Anh has been appointed as a judge to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS). This marks a historic first for Vietnam, highlighting its contributions to international law and its growing stature in the global community.
Vietnam has established November 24th annually as 'Vietnam Culture Day' to honor traditional values, foster patriotism, and strengthen national solidarity. Culture is recognized as the spiritual foundation, endogenous resource, and driving force for national development.
Vietnam is set to tackle the domestic production of 500kV shunt reactors, a critical component for its power grid that has been entirely imported. Dong Anh Electrical Equipment Corporation aims to complete manufacturing within two years, bolstering grid stability and energy security.
Vietnam's Prime Minister has instructed that electricity prices remain unchanged in the fourth quarter of 2026. The government also aims for economic growth exceeding 12.5% in Q4 and to keep inflation within target for 2026, signaling a balancing act between public welfare and economic expansion.
Vietnamese businesses are leveraging innovation and e-commerce to enhance global competitiveness and deeper participation in value chains. SMEs face digital transformation challenges but are seeking new opportunities through international partnerships and brand building.
Hanoi, Vietnam's capital, has received two prestigious awards at the 2026 World Travel Awards: 'Asia's Leading Destination' and 'Asia's Leading City Destination.' These accolades underscore the city's growing prominence as a key tourism hub in Asia.
Lai Châu Province in northern Vietnam is aiming for new rural development by promoting community tourism and adventure sports, leveraging its ethnic minority cultures and rich natural resources. However, challenges remain in preserving traditional culture and addressing a lack of tourism infrastructure.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with newly appointed ambassadors from 10 countries, expressing his intention to strengthen friendly relations and cooperation. This signals Vietnam's commitment to prioritizing international engagement and pursuing multifaceted diplomacy.
According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, cold air is expected to affect northern Vietnam, including Hanoi, from the evening of October 4th, leading to a temperature drop. This signals a seasonal shift impacting residents' daily lives.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health plans to implement centralized procurement for national-level drugs to address rising costs and quality concerns. The initiative aims to reduce healthcare expenses for citizens and ensure a stable supply of high-quality medicines.
Vietnam's government has decided to provide free textbooks to primary and secondary school students starting from the 2028 academic year. Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has instructed the Ministry of Education and Training to complete the new textbook set and implement the free provision, while also calling for stricter crackdowns on illegal textbook copying.
Vietnam and South Africa are seeking to strengthen economic cooperation, viewing each other as gateways to the Asian and African markets respectively. This initiative is underscored by a business forum held in South Africa and Vietnam's robust economic growth and increasing FDI.