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Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam urged Vietnamese intellectuals in Russia to be pioneers in fostering knowledge, science, technology, and new cooperation initiatives, as part of efforts to strengthen ties with the overseas Vietnamese community.
Vietnam is considering amendments to existing laws to enhance the practice of democracy in cyberspace. The focus is on leveraging digital platforms, combating disinformation, and fostering citizen engagement.
On September 8th, Vietnam is forecast to experience diverse weather patterns across its regions. While the North braces for intense heat, the Central and Southern areas are warned of heavy rains and thunderstorms, necessitating strict precautions.
Vietnam has unveiled a new strategy prioritizing quality and sustainability to elevate tourism into a key economic pillar. The initiative aims to shift focus from quantity to quality, enhance added value, and emphasize cultural and experiential tourism.
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam visited Russia and inspected a Russian military drill at an airport near Moscow. This visit symbolizes the strong military and political cooperation between the two nations, highlighting Vietnam's stance in regional and international affairs.
The Communist Party of Vietnam has adopted a strategic shift, moving its national development model from growth-centric to innovation-driven. Initiatives promoting university autonomy and fostering innovation in culture and sports are key steps in this new direction.
The Vietnamese government has issued new guidelines for livelihood support and resettlement for residents affected by land acquisition for nuclear power plant construction. This policy specifically targets projects like the one in Ninh Thuan province, utilizing central budget funds.
Vietnam prioritizes public health by expanding its healthcare infrastructure, focusing on strengthening advanced medical services in provincial areas to improve accessibility for its citizens.
Vietnam is set to accelerate efforts to establish an international financial center. Concurrently, the nation is strengthening cooperation with Japan on semiconductor talent development, aiming to train 250 PhDs. This move highlights Vietnam's economic growth strategy and its deepening strategic partnership with Japan.
Vietnam and Mongolia have agreed to elevate their comprehensive partnership to a new level, reaffirming the historical foundations of their bilateral ties. Key priorities include boosting economic, trade, and cultural exchanges.
Vietnam and France are facing a historic opportunity to strengthen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Vietnam's rapid transformation and France's desire to enhance partnerships in Asia are propelling bilateral relations into a new phase of development.
Vietnam and Russia will host a forum on September 9 in Moscow to promote strategic technology cooperation. Approximately 400 delegates from both countries are expected to attend, aiming to strengthen collaboration in areas such as research and development, human resource training, and technology transfer.
A sleeper bus carrying 24 passengers caught fire on the Cam Lam-Vinh Hao Expressway, resulting in the death of a 19-year-old man. The incident occurred on the night of September 7th, causing a traffic jam of over one kilometer. The expressway's safety systems were functioning normally, and the cause is under investigation.
Foreign currency loans in Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai province have increased by 43% year-on-year. Concerns are rising over ballooning debt, particularly among real estate developers, prompting vigilance from Vietnamese authorities regarding escalating financial risks. While supporting economic growth, the potential for currency fluctuation risks to materialize is being highlighted.
The upcoming completion of the Ben Luc - Long Thanh Expressway in southern Vietnam is set to significantly reduce travel time between the Mekong Delta and Ho Chi Minh City. This development is expected to boost regional economic activity and help bridge existing disparities.
Vietnam is strengthening international cooperation in AI and science and technology to boost economic growth and improve state management efficiency. Deepened collaboration with Russia, France, Japan, Singapore, and China is particularly noteworthy.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam, during his state visit to Russia, met with the Vietnamese community there, vowing to strengthen policies to effectively mobilize the resources of overseas Vietnamese, especially intellectuals, entrepreneurs, scientists, and youth.
The Vietnamese top leader's state visit to Russia is set to be a crucial milestone for deepening the traditional friendship and cooperation between the two nations. Enhanced substantive and strategic collaboration, particularly in science and technology, is anticipated, contributing to regional and global peace and stability.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong Sook, affirming deepened economic, trade, and investment partnerships. They agreed to boost cooperation in semiconductors and AI, aiming for $150 billion in trade by 2030.
The principal of a 'super school' in Nha Trang, Vietnam, discussed educational reforms following the merger of 13 institutions. The newly formed school, with over 10,000 students, aims to optimize educational resources and enhance quality, reflecting broader structural changes in Vietnam's education sector.
Vietnam and France have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the space sector, building on generations of historical and cultural ties. The two nations aim to forge a new era of collaboration in space technology development and application.
Vietnam is anticipating a record surge in Russian tourist arrivals, injecting new vitality into its tourism sector. Bilateral trade is also on an upward trend, with expectations for deeper tourism cooperation. The Vietnamese government is focusing on enhancing tourism quality and developing diverse experiential content.
Vietnam and France aim to build a forward-looking, mutually beneficial partnership with stronger economic and industrial ties as a foundation. Cooperation in the space sector is also expected to advance.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam met with staff of the Vietnamese Embassy and the Vietnamese community in Russia in Moscow during his visit. He also held meetings with representatives of Russian veterans' organizations and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, reaffirming the strengthening of bilateral relations.
A Lao newspaper has lauded Vietnam's 81-year journey of national construction and development, emphasizing its enhanced international standing since the Doi Moi policy and the strategic cohesion with Laos. Vietnam is actively clearing institutional bottlenecks and strengthening its legal framework to deepen international integration.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam met with Russian veterans and friendship association representatives, expressing deep respect for the assistance from the former Soviet Union and present-day Russia during Vietnam's struggle for independence and national development. The meeting reaffirmed the importance of the traditional friendship between the two nations.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with delegations from the Russian Veterans Association and the Russia-Vietnam Friendship Association during his state visit to Russia. The meeting emphasized the importance of long-standing friendly relations and cooperation between the two countries, signaling Vietnam's intent to maintain and strengthen ties with Russia.
Vietnam is introducing new personal income tax deductions for education and healthcare expenses, allowing taxpayers to deduct up to VND 47 million (approximately $1,850) annually. This reform aims to ease the financial burden on citizens and stimulate consumption.
The Vietnamese government has appointed new deputy ministers for the Ministries of Science and Technology, Industry and Trade, and Agriculture and Environment, as well as a deputy chief inspector for the Government Inspectorate. These personnel changes are seen as part of Vietnam's efforts to foster economic growth and enhance administrative efficiency.
Can Tho City has proposed three potential sites for a new airport to enhance regional connectivity and leverage economic advantages in the Mekong Delta. Expansion of the existing airport is also under consideration, signaling an acceleration towards transforming the region into a major transportation hub.
Vietnamese President To Lam (also General Secretary of the Communist Party) met with the Vietnamese community in Moscow during his state visit to Russia. Discussions likely focused on strengthening bilateral relations and the contributions of the Vietnamese diaspora.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam met with Gennady Zyuganov, Chairman of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, during his state visit to Russia. The talks focused on strengthening the traditional friendship and strategic partnership between the two nations. This move is seen as part of Vietnam's strategy to diversify its international relations while maintaining its independent stance on the global stage.
Singapore's wealthiest tech billionaires have seen their fortunes plummet by nearly $16 billion in the past year, primarily due to falling stock prices of Meta Platforms and Sea. While direct impacts on Vietnam's economy are expected to be limited, the regional economic trend warrants attention.
Singapore's richest list saw a significant shift as Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin's net worth plummeted, losing the top spot. Tycoons in real estate, banking, and paint manufacturing saw their fortunes rise, highlighting wealth accumulation across diverse sectors.
The top leader of the Communist Party of Vietnam met with the chief of the Russian Communist Party, agreeing to strengthen party-to-party ties. Measures include increasing high-level exchanges and promoting information sharing.
Lim Hock Chee and his family, founders of Singapore's second-largest supermarket chain Sheng Siong, have seen their wealth surge by 46%, climbing seven spots to 24th on Forbes' latest billionaire rankings, driven by a significant rise in the company's stock value.