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Vietnam's iconic dipping sauce, Nuoc Cham, has been ranked the third best among 34 global dipping sauces. The versatile fish sauce-based condiment is recognized for its diverse flavors and adaptability to various dishes.
Vietnam is enhancing the integration of business feedback into its policy-making process to address administrative bottlenecks like complex procedures and overlapping regulations. A VCCI report highlights challenges in policy predictability and financing, underscoring the need for a stable institutional environment.
Vietnam has set an ambitious goal to eliminate human deaths from rabies by 2030. The country is focusing on comprehensive preventive measures and increasing vaccination rates in animals to combat this global public health concern.
Hanoi is implementing the amended Capital Law of 2026 with new resolutions. Notably, Resolution No. 31/2026/NQ-HĐND, focusing on policies to encourage, mobilize resources, and utilize the budget for cultural and sports development, is creating new momentum for heritage preservation and enhancing the cultural lives of citizens.
Vietnam's southern Ca Mau province, with its vast forest ecosystem, is aiming to enter the international carbon credit market by leveraging its carbon storage capacity. This initiative contributes to the nation's carbon neutrality goals and opens new avenues for sustainable agriculture and forest management.
The White-eared Pheasant, once found in Vietnam's central forests, is now among the world's most endangered bird species. Vietnam is intensifying conservation efforts to protect this rare genetic resource.
Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security awarded the First-Class War Exploit Order to the Foreign Intelligence Department (Cục Ngoại tuyến) on its 65th anniversary. The department is set to enhance international cooperation and remote security maintenance under the concept of 'proactive security' to adapt to the new era of national security.
Many historical records in Vietnam, particularly those predating 2000, exist only in print and face degradation risks. In response, the government is accelerating digitization efforts to preserve valuable knowledge and cultural heritage for future generations.
Vietnam aims to become a high-income country by 2045, targeting over 10% GDP growth from 2026-2030. However, analysis suggests current growth rates of around 7% are insufficient, highlighting the need for fundamental reforms to achieve sustained high growth like South Korea and Singapore.
Heineken, the global beer giant, has identified Vietnam, India, and China as key growth markets for its future expansion, anticipating a rise in beer consumption in these nations.
Hanoi is accelerating efforts to analyze traffic conditions and identify congestion points by integrating data from AI cameras and vehicle GPS. The city plans to deploy over 24,000 AI cameras by 2026 to enhance traffic safety and order.
The Communist Party of Vietnam is prioritizing the expansion of its organization in special regions to solidify its leadership role across all societal sectors. This strategy aims to recruit outstanding individuals and broaden trust in the Party.
Nhan Dan's Weekend Edition No. 1961 highlights the dynamic social transformations underlying Vietnam's remarkable economic growth. It suggests challenges in achieving sustainable development and improving citizens' lives under a one-party system.
Vietnam views digital transformation as an opportunity to preserve and promote ethnic minority cultures. However, challenges like commercialization and detachment from cultural subjects are emerging, necessitating the empowerment of cultural actors and legal frameworks.
Despite being autumn, northern Vietnam is experiencing unseasonal heat with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, localized heavy rainfall is forecast for the south, highlighting the challenge of adapting to climate change.
Vingroup, Vietnam's largest private conglomerate, has established a new company to enter the oil and gas sector. The company has seen significant revenue growth in recent years, increasing its presence in the Vietnamese economy.
Hanoi has temporarily removed safety distance signs installed on Nhat Tan Bridge as part of a new traffic management scheme. The signs were misunderstood by drivers, leading to slowdowns and congestion. The city will focus on public awareness and monitoring.
Vietnam's National Assembly will convene a two-day specialized conference to review 17 draft laws spanning economy, security, science-technology, administration, and socio-culture. This marks a crucial preparatory stage for upcoming parliamentary sessions.
Vietnamese President and Communist Party General Secretary To Lam met with constituents in Hanoi ahead of the 16th National Assembly's second session, providing an opportunity to directly hear citizens' opinions and concerns.
A landslide at Dai Ninh Pass in Lam Dong province has disrupted traffic on National Highway 28B, a key route connecting Phan Thiet and Da Lat. No casualties were reported, but authorities are urging drivers to slow down and exercise caution for safety.
Vietnam's burgeoning electric vehicle (EV) race risks pricing out potential drivers as domestic manufacturers and imported models flood the market. While competition spurs growth, a focus on higher-priced vehicles may hinder broader consumer adoption.
Vietnam's textile and garment industry is set to enhance global competitiveness through technological innovation and green transition, aiming to meet its US$48 billion export target. Companies are strategically shifting towards increased value addition and deeper supply chain integration, as highlighted by the upcoming HanoiTex – HanoiFabric 2026 exhibition.
Two packages weighing a total of 40kg, suspected to contain narcotics, have washed ashore on Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. Local authorities have immediately launched an investigation to uncover the full details of the incident, which may indicate new developments in drug trafficking routes.
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training revises four subjects in secondary and high school curricula, while the long-delayed Ben Luc - Long Thanh expressway nears completion. Concerns remain about road deterioration in some areas.
The Vietnamese government has issued a decree outlining three criteria for identifying public vocational education institutions belonging to 'special sectors.' This aims to facilitate appropriate restructuring and reorganization of these institutions.
Vinh Long province's agriculture, a pillar of its economy, is adapting to climate change, drought, and saltwater intrusion. The province prioritizes infrastructure investment and advanced scientific-technological applications to boost productivity and competitiveness of key agricultural products.
Vietnam's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed implementing a minimum wage of VND 5.7 million per month (approximately $270) for certain districts in Ho Chi Minh City (Region I) starting January 1, 2027. This aims to address rising living costs and improve workers' living standards in the city.
Vietnam is set to submit a revised Adoption Law aimed at strengthening decentralization to local levels, enhancing efficiency and convenience for citizens. This move is expected to expedite procedures and further protect children's rights.
Hanoi has removed safety distance signs on Nhat Tan Bridge following the implementation of new traffic regulations. This move is reportedly to prevent public misunderstanding that these signs are grounds for violation penalties. The city had introduced revised traffic management on September 27, including adjusted speed limits on lanes near the central divider and additional signs and markings for safe vehicle spacing.
Vietnam is signaling a strategic shift in its diplomatic approach, moving beyond traditional neutrality to proactively shape global rules. This move reflects an ambition to maximize national interests amidst a complex international landscape.
Vietnam's stock market was upgraded by FTSE Russell to secondary emerging market status, but the main stock indices declined on the first day of its implementation. This analysis distinguishes between expectations of capital inflow and actual investment decisions.
Ho Chi Minh City is implementing a 'Companion Hospital' system where specialized hospitals support local health centers to improve primary healthcare quality. This initiative aims to enhance the capabilities of local clinics through doctor rotations, technology transfer, and telemedicine. Additionally, a '2 in 1' model integrating health centers with hospitals in underutilized facilities is being explored.
Vietnam's National Assembly held its first specialized session for the 16th term over two days, deliberating on 17 draft laws slated for submission to the upcoming plenary session. This marks a key step in the legislative process within Vietnam's one-party system.
Vietnam has advanced to the semifinals in Sepaktakraw at the Asian Games 2026. As of September 27th, Vietnam's medal tally stands at 1 gold, 1 silver, and 16 bronze. China has surpassed 100 gold medals.
Ho Chi Minh City's 'Digital Summer' operation has achieved success in promoting digital skills and supporting online public services for citizens. However, challenges such as data integration issues, public habits, and infrastructure limitations have also been highlighted.
Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries Group (TKV) is partnering with construction and mining equipment giant Caterpillar to enhance its market service capabilities in Vietnam. The collaboration aims to strengthen the provision of comprehensive customer support solutions, including those leveraging cutting-edge technology, alongside high-quality products.