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Vietnamese President To Lam's visit to Russia aims to strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and explore new cooperation areas. Building on traditional friendship, the focus will be on boosting economic ties, science and technology, and local-level exchanges.
Around 100 Cao Dai followers in Ho Chi Minh City held a solemn ceremony at Le Thi Rieng Park to pray for the peace of fallen heroes who sacrificed for the nation. This event reflects Vietnam's emphasis on honoring those who died for national construction and defense.
Vietnam is shifting its focus beyond academic scores to foster the multifaceted talents of its youth, including creativity and social skills. The initiative aims to address digital age challenges and cultivate a spirit of contribution to society.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man visited the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Mongolia to strengthen comprehensive strategic partnerships. The visits aim to boost economic and science-technology cooperation and contribute to regional peace, reflecting Vietnam's foreign policy of deepening international relations.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung emphasized the elevation of Vietnam-Japan ties to a "co-development partnership," urging Japanese firms to deepen long-term investments and collaborate with local businesses. This initiative aims to bolster bilateral relations and accelerate economic growth.
Can Tho City Police in Vietnam has distributed 754 computer sets to its various units and 103 communes/wards. This initiative is part of efforts to provide essential equipment that is crucial for successfully executing police duties in the current era.
The National Economics University in Hanoi held the opening ceremony for the 5th cohort of its international bachelor's program, a collaboration with Australia's La Trobe University. This initiative offers Vietnamese students global educational opportunities and highlights the deepening educational cooperation between the two nations.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with embassy officials and the Vietnamese community in South Korea during his official visit. Discussions focused on strengthening economic cooperation and promoting cultural exchange, reflecting Vietnam's efforts to enhance its international presence and ties with its diaspora.
Vietnam's Deputy Minister of Health, Tran Van Thuan, has been suspended from his duties by the Prime Minister following his arrest and indictment on bribery charges. The investigation is linked to a medical equipment procurement case involving a corporate group accused of inflating prices.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung emphasized that local-level cooperation is an important and distinctive feature of Vietnam-Japan relations. The government views this as a practical and effective channel contributing to the overall development of bilateral ties.
Vietnam Coast Guard ship 8002 returned to Da Nang city on September 6, concluding its visit and exchange with the Indian Coast Guard in Chennai. The visit is seen as part of efforts to strengthen maritime security cooperation between the two nations.
In Da Nang, Vietnam, a ceremony was held for the Fishery Surveillance Ship 'Kiểm Ngư số 3' to hand over a 'Comrade's House' to the family of a fellow crew member, part of an initiative to support those in difficult circumstances.
During his official visit to South Korea, Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with 'Friends of Vietnam' in Seoul, emphasizing a spirit of 'turning words into action' to strengthen bilateral cooperation. He indicated intentions to deepen collaboration across various sectors, including economy, culture, and people-to-people exchanges.
Vietnamese National Assembly President Tran Thanh Man's visits to the Republic of Korea (ROK) and Mongolia aim to strengthen comprehensive strategic partnerships and comprehensive partnerships, focusing on deepening cooperation in economy, trade, investment, and science-technology.
Dong Nai Province is considering adjusting truck traffic ban hours on a key road following requests from businesses and logistics associations. This move aims to streamline logistics and boost economic activity.
A multi-vehicle collision on Long Thanh Bridge on September 6th caused a 4km traffic jam on the Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh Expressway. The incident, occurring during peak Sunday travel, led to significant traffic disruption.
Vietnam celebrated its 81st National Day with congratulatory messages from foreign leaders, who affirmed readiness to strengthen bilateral ties. Vietnam expressed its commitment to deepening these relationships, emphasizing economic and cultural exchanges. Domestically, citizens visited historical sites related to the Declaration of Independence.
Vietnam's new school year has begun with the Ministry of Education and Training pushing for substantive reforms in school governance, teaching methods, and assessment. President Ho Chi Minh's message on education's importance for the nation's future was reiterated.
Vietnam has set an ambitious goal to elevate its tourism sector to a key economic pillar, aiming for it to contribute 10-12% to the GDP by 2030. Recent holiday periods saw a surge in domestic and international visitors, underscoring the sector's potential. Achieving this target requires significant growth in tourist numbers, enhanced quality, and new development strategies.
Vietnam's government has instructed the Ministry of Education and Training to finalize a plan for restructuring and consolidating universities and vocational education institutions by September. Concurrently, reforms in entrance exams, digitalization of transcripts, and full scholarships for outstanding young researchers are being advanced to improve the quality and efficiency of the education system.
The second Vietnam-Japan Local Cooperation Forum in Hue saw Prime Minister Le Minh Hung meet with Japanese local delegates. Discussions focused on strengthening cooperation in urban flood management and semiconductors, aiming to further develop bilateral relations.
Myanmar's President concluded an official visit to Vietnam, fostering expectations for strengthened political trust and substantive cooperation. The visit aims to contribute to regional peace and stability.
Vietnam's government has proposed a gradual increase in the health insurance (BHYT) contribution rate from the current 3% to 6%. While aiming to maintain public access to healthcare and ensure the system's sustainability, the proposal raises concerns about its impact on household budgets.
High-level visits by Vietnam's top leaders to Russia, South Korea, and Mongolia aim to strengthen comprehensive strategic partnerships and deepen cooperation in economic, scientific-technological, and security fields, reflecting Vietnam's multifaceted foreign policy.
The Vietnamese government is set to implement a new decree significantly raising fines for using apartments for non-residential purposes. Violators could face penalties of up to VND130 million (approximately $5,100 USD), signaling a stricter approach to residential building management.
Vietnam has begun its new school year, emphasizing reforms in education quality, teaching methods, and assessment. The nation is also addressing teacher shortages and regional disparities, echoing President Ho Chi Minh's message on education as an investment in the nation's future.
Singer Phuong Trinh Jolie has released a new music video, "Thanh âm Việt Nam," which blends traditional music from Northern, Central, and Southern Vietnam with modern arrangements. The project aims to showcase the diversity of traditional folk music amidst societal changes and encourage younger generations to embrace their cultural heritage.
Vietnam appointed Nguyen Viet Son, 56, as Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade on September 6. Son, previously head of the Oil and Coal Department, brings over 30 years of experience in the energy and petroleum sectors. This appointment is seen as recognizing his contributions to strategic planning and problem-solving in the energy field.
The Russian Ambassador to Vietnam stated that the Vietnamese President's upcoming visit to Russia will be a significant milestone for bilateral relations. Deepened cooperation in economic, energy, and science-technology sectors is anticipated, with trade targets and nuclear power plant construction being key focuses.
Vietnamese President To Lam and Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing affirmed the development of their Comprehensive Cooperative Partnership during a meeting in Hanoi. Myanmar expressed a positive stance on facilitating Vietnamese investment, reflecting Vietnam's foreign policy under its one-party system and regional economic integration aspirations.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung urged Japanese businesses to continue trusting Vietnam as a long-term investment destination, expand their operations, and strengthen collaboration with local partners to fully leverage the economic potential between the two nations.
Vietnam's Politburo has issued new regulations (Quy định 212) on discipline for party organizations and members, replacing previous rules. This move signals an effort to tighten internal party discipline.
Can Tho City's Department of Construction has denied rumors circulating on social media about relocating the new administrative center to Nga Bay, stating no official decision has been made. The proposal is part of a draft urban plan until 2050 by a consultant and is currently undergoing public consultation.
KienlongBank has explained an unclarified receivables balance of VND 343 billion (approx. $13.5 million) flagged by auditors. The bank stated it is currently reconciling this amount with relevant parties. The audit report expressed a qualified opinion due to insufficient evidence to assess the outcome of the reconciliation and the need for provisioning.
Fifty-two Singaporeans are reportedly detained in China on suspicion of involvement in a large-scale pyramid scheme. The Singaporean government is cooperating with authorities to gather information and provide consular assistance. The potential connection to similar fraudulent schemes within Vietnam and their impact on the regional economy are areas of concern.
Vietnam has become China's third-largest supplier of vegetables and fruits in the first half of the year, with export value reaching $2.16 billion, a 19.3% increase year-on-year. Its market share has expanded, closing the gap with second-place Chile, driven significantly by durian exports.