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Da Nang's International Financial Center (VIFC-DN) has debuted on the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) at 71st place, marking a significant step in Vietnam's ambition to develop international financial hubs. Ho Chi Minh City's VIFC-HCMC ranked 67th.
Vietnam views culture as a spiritual foundation and development driver, aiming to build an advanced culture and expand international exchange. Through events like the 2026 World Cultures Festival and hosting APEC 2027, the nation seeks to enhance its global standing and achieve synergy with economic growth.
Vietnam's draft revised Land Law proposes the issuance of electronic versions of land use rights certificates (Red Books) alongside traditional paper copies, alongside revisions to regulations concerning land violations.
Nearly a month after the school year began, 127 students in Nghe An province, Vietnam, have yet to return to class. The absences stem from school restructuring following local mergers, despite provincial leaders' pledges of support.
Ho Chi Minh City and southern Vietnam are forecast to experience rain from the afternoon of October 2nd. Concerns are rising about potential traffic congestion, particularly during the evening commute, with some areas expecting localized heavy downpours.
Northern Vietnam is set to experience a sharp temperature drop from the afternoon of October 4th due to a cold front, with mountainous areas anticipating severe cold. Meanwhile, central regions are forecast to receive heavy rainfall, prompting meteorological authorities to warn of localized flooding and extreme weather.
Vietnam's per capita GNI reached US$4,970 in 2025, officially classifying it as an upper-middle-income economy, a milestone after 17 years. The nation now faces the crucial task of shifting its economic focus from quantity to quality.
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino will make an official visit to Vietnam at the invitation of General Secretary and President To Lam, signaling a move to bolster bilateral relations.
Nearly two decades after implementing the Lawyer Law, Vietnam is set to reform its state management of lawyers. The move aims to address challenges in quality, professional ethics, and technological adoption, with a focus on enhancing political integrity and digital transformation within the legal profession.
Vinh Long province in southern Vietnam hosted the Vietnam Private Sector Forum 2026 on October 2nd, focusing on "Vietnam's Private Economy: Institutional Breakthroughs and Public-Private Synergy." The event aimed to strengthen collaboration between local authorities and the private sector.
Vietnam University of Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy (VUTM) held its 'Welcome New Students' event for the 2026-2027 academic year, marking the start of future careers for over 1,300 students. The government is actively promoting traditional medicine, signaling high expectations for the new generation.
A delegation from the Vietnamese National Assembly Office visited Mexico, agreeing to deepen parliamentary cooperation. Key areas of focus include sharing experiences in organizing parliamentary activities, strengthening support services, and advancing digital transformation. Cooperation in energy and port development was also affirmed.
Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam, reported a 10.49% GRDP growth in Q3 2026, reaching 8.54% cumulative growth for the first nine months. State revenue hit 96.5% of the annual target, with investment also showing steady increases. However, further acceleration is needed to meet certain annual goals.
Ho Chi Minh City plans to begin construction on three major metro lines, totaling 91km, by the end of 2024. This significant project aims to fundamentally improve urban transport and foster economic growth.
Ho Chi Minh City held an award ceremony on October 2, 2026, for journalism focused on protecting the Party's ideological foundation. This initiative underscores the Vietnamese Communist Party's efforts to maintain ideological purity and social stability.
Hung Yen Province, Vietnam, reported a 15.7% year-on-year increase in its industrial production index for the first nine months. Manufacturing led the growth at 16.34%, highlighting the province's contribution to national industrialization and modernization.
Hanoi National University of Education has established three new schools: Languages and Cultures, Natural Sciences and Technology, and Humanities. This move is part of its strategy to solidify its position as a key national teacher training institution, aiming to enhance high-quality educator development and academic research.
A delegation from Vietnam's Air Defense-Air Force inspected the 282nd Missile Regiment to assess progress in Party and political work building for 2026. This initiative underscores the Party's central role in maintaining military morale and discipline.
Vietnam's Communist Party has introduced new regulations to honor, utilize, and protect cadres who dare to innovate, think, act, and take responsibility for the common good. This move is seen as an effort to strengthen the Party's leadership and accelerate economic growth.
Dat Viet Tour, a leading Vietnamese travel company, has launched a promotion offering discounts of up to 25% on domestic and international tours to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The campaign runs until October 31st and includes prize draws in addition to tour discounts.
Nguyen Van Tuan, Deputy CEO of Vietnam's leading bank Vietcombank, has applied for early retirement. Citing personal reasons and the bank's stability, his decision suggests a potential leadership reshuffle. Tuan has a history of involvement in bank restructuring, and this move could indicate a broader change in the bank's executive team or strategy.
Hanoi's Hoan Kiem District is installing a scenic bridge as part of the "Silk Ribbon of Memories" art space around Hoan Kiem Lake. The temporary structure, open from October 8 to December 2, aims to offer citizens and tourists a new perspective and experience.
A male construction worker died in Ho Chi Minh City after being struck by a roller vehicle from behind during road construction. Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident.
Widespread flooding has inundated numerous shops and homes in Ho Chi Minh City following record-breaking heavy rainfall. The incident highlights the lagging development of drainage infrastructure amidst the city's rapid urbanization.
Toll prices for the Ben Luc - Long Thanh Expressway in Vietnam have been announced, ranging from VND 111,700 to VND 446,700 depending on distance and vehicle class. This expressway is a crucial infrastructure project connecting the Mekong Delta region with Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam's National Assembly Standing Committee convened its 7th session to discuss proposed amendments to the 2023 Law on Housing and the Law on Real Estate Business. The revisions aim to address practical issues, ensure legal consistency, and foster a more transparent and secure investment environment by simplifying business conditions.
Ho Chi Minh City's real estate market recorded a revenue of VND 322.63 trillion (approximately USD 13 billion) in the first nine months of the year, an 8.4% increase compared to the same period last year. Signs suggest that the easing of legal hurdles and interest rate reductions are beginning to penetrate the market, though experts note the current revenue surge stems from past transactions, with the recent market showing signs of slowdown.
10月2日、ハノイ人民委員会の指導の下、ハノイ文化スポーツ観光局とベトナム工商合資銀行（テクコムバンク）は、テクコムバンク・ハノイ国際マラソンの第5シーズンを正式に開幕した。 テクコムバンク ハノイ国際マラソン 2026: 伝統的なランニングトラックから首都の経済発展の原動力へ 文化の発展は経済発展と調和して結びつき、国の持続可能な発展の促進に貢献 ベトナム文化の持続可能な発展を新たな高みへ
Vietnam aims to leverage its maritime economy as a growth engine, with a 2026 forum focusing on strategic discussions. Key challenges include flexible incentives, green finance, and enhanced inter-sectoral coordination.
A court in Ho Chi Minh City has ordered Elegance Real Estate Investment Company to pay VND1.7 billion (approximately $65,000) in repair costs for sinking and cracking luxury villas. The claim for lost rental income was rejected.
Vietnam's Hope Foundation has expanded its 'Sun of Hope' program, which has supported 3,440 children, to include financially disadvantaged adult cancer patients. Through a partnership with a pharmacy chain, the initiative aims to provide treatment cost assistance.
Approximately 30 'Hope Bridges' have been completed in southern Vietnam through an infrastructure support project, significantly improving local residents' lives by facilitating farm produce transport and ensuring safer school routes for children. Funding comes from sources including donations from FPT Group employees.
Kon Ka Kinh National Park in Vietnam's Central Highlands has released 31 wild animals, including endangered species, back into their natural habitat. The initiative highlights Vietnam's commitment to biodiversity conservation, featuring animals like the critically endangered Gaur and rare golden tortoises.
The Bui Xuan Phai Awards, celebrating Hanoi's development and culture, has announced its nominees. Contributions across various fields including architecture, infrastructure, and heritage preservation are recognized, with a particular focus on ideas envisioning the city's sustainable future.
Vietnam has designated November 24 as "Vietnamese Culture Day" to honor traditional values, foster patriotism, and promote international cultural exchange, recognizing culture as a spiritual foundation and driving force for national development.
Vietnamese and Chinese localities are expressing a strong desire to deepen cooperation in high-value agriculture, focusing on promoting technology, experience, and business linkages. Collaboration with Hong Kong, in particular, is expected to bring new opportunities for Vietnam's agricultural modernization.