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Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man met with Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing, agreeing on the importance of parliamentary diplomacy in bilateral relations. They affirmed its role in strengthening political trust and overseeing high-level agreements, contributing to regional peace and stability.
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing made an official visit to Vietnam, aiming to further strengthen the Comprehensive Cooperative Partnership between the two nations. The visit is expected to enhance cooperation, particularly in economy, trade, and investment, with a joint trade sub-committee meeting planned to address ways to reach their bilateral trade target of US$1 billion.
A special opening ceremony was held on Dao Tran island in northeastern Vietnam. Despite a small student body of three and one teacher, the event was filled with national pride and celebratory spirit, highlighting a strong commitment to education supported by the local community.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing, expressing readiness to share national development experience and enhance cooperation across sectors. Both nations agreed to strengthen political trust, deepen security collaboration, and boost economic, trade, and investment ties.
Tay Ninh Province in southern Vietnam is leveraging its geographical advantages, industrial base, and production capacity to strengthen integration in supply chains, logistics, import-export, and e-commerce. The aim is to enhance local businesses' competitiveness and participation in global value chains.
The Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union presented scholarships to underprivileged students and inaugurated an "IT Room for Children" at a school in the border commune of Tan Ho Co, Dong Thap Province, coinciding with the new academic year's opening ceremony. This initiative aims to bridge educational disparities and enhance digital literacy in border regions.
Phan Thiet Ward in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam, has launched new security models focusing on drug eradication and supporting the reintegration of former prisoners. These initiatives aim to maintain peace, safety, and economic development within the community.
Northern Vietnam is progressively deploying Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) to store electricity during low-demand periods and release it during peak hours. This initiative by EVNNPC aims to enhance power load regulation and grid flexibility amidst rising electricity demand driven by economic growth.
Vinh Long University of Technology and Education held its opening ceremony for the 2026-2027 academic year, welcoming over 3,000 new students. The university is set to be renamed Vinh Long University of Technology, aiming to become a multidisciplinary institution.
In Vietnam's southern Ca Mau province, border guards are enhancing educational support by donating school supplies, scholarships, and bicycles to children facing economic hardship. This initiative aims to strengthen ties with the local community.
Vietnam's Lý Thái Tổ Education System has launched the 2026-2027 academic year with a focus on AI and technology integration, enhanced foreign language proficiency, and strengthened international cooperation. This initiative is part of Vietnam's broader educational reforms aimed at nurturing future talent amidst rapid economic growth.
Hoang Trung, Vietnam's Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, has been dismissed by the Prime Minister following his arrest on bribery charges. Suspected of involvement in irregularities related to durian exports, the case could impact the international reputation of Vietnamese agricultural products.
Hue City in central Vietnam is accelerating investment into the Chan May–Lang Co Economic Zone by enhancing infrastructure and preferential policies. The zone aims to attract domestic and foreign investment in sectors like tourism, high-tech agriculture, and renewable energy.
Vietnam's new school year has begun, with 12th graders marking their final Opening Day ceremony. Many students express a mix of anticipation for their crucial final year and apprehension about post-graduation paths, reflecting the hopes and uncertainties of Vietnam's youth.
Vietnam's key port city, Hai Phong, is advancing the modernization and efficiency of its port system, particularly by expanding the capacity of the Lach Huyen international gateway port. This initiative aims to strengthen economic ties both domestically and internationally, supporting the nation's development aspirations and enhancing Vietnam's global presence.
Vietnam's government has announced new online methods for citizens to track the status of their applications for new national identification cards (căn cước), passports, and permanent residency registrations, aiming to enhance administrative transparency and efficiency.
A new school year has commenced in Vietnam's Truong Sa Archipelago (Spratly Islands), with reports highlighting the educational scene. While information is limited, the commencement of classes underscores ongoing efforts in social infrastructure development in the strategically important region.
Vietnamese President and Communist Party General Secretary To Lam sent a congratulatory message to educators, students, and parents nationwide on the occasion of the 2026-2027 academic year's opening. The message emphasized the importance of education and its contribution to national development, encouraging the growth of the future generation.
Trang Tien Ice Cream, a beloved Hanoi landmark, has temporarily closed its main branch after nearly 70 years of operation. The closure has sent ripples through the local community and among tourists, with many anticipating its future relocation or reopening.
Ho Chi Minh City's People's Committee is soliciting feedback on a draft resolution to provide health insurance (BHYT) premium support for the elderly, students, and voluntary blood donors within the city, aiming to improve healthcare access for these groups.
Vietnam's Vingroup conglomerate and its subsidiaries, including Vinpearl, Vingroup, and Vinhomes, have reported substantial increases in executive compensation for the first half of 2026, according to audited interim financial statements. Notably, the CEO of Vinpearl received an average monthly salary of VND 1.7 billion (approximately $100,000).
Vietnam's VN-Index has seen an increase year-to-date, but this growth is concentrated in a few large-cap stocks, leading to underperformance for most actively managed equity funds. Market structure biases are impacting investor returns.
Vietnam has begun its new academic year with national leaders visiting educational institutions. In Can Tho, the Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly attended the opening ceremony, highlighting the importance of quality education for national development. This underscores Vietnam's focus on human resource development amidst its economic growth.
Vietnam commenced its 2026-2027 academic year with nationwide opening ceremonies on September 5th. Politburo member Trịnh Văn Quyết attended an event in Tuyên Quang province, underscoring the importance of education. Unified national ceremonies reflect a concerted effort towards the new school term.
The President of Myanmar and his spouse are on an official visit to Vietnam, aiming to strengthen the Comprehensive Cooperative Partnership, especially in economy, trade, investment, science-technology, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges, fostering broader bilateral and multilateral cooperation.
Tran Cam Tu, Standing Member of the Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam's Central Committee, attended the opening ceremony of the new academic year at an ethnic boarding school in Bac Ninh province, emphasizing the Party's commitment to education and equal opportunities for ethnic minorities.
The United Nations General Assembly, at its 80th session in New York, adopted the resolution proclaiming the 'International Decade of Culture for Sustainable Development' (2027-2036), an initiative proposed by Vietnam. This marks a significant step in positioning culture as a driver for development.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man attended the opening ceremony for the 2026-2027 academic year at Le Quy Don High School in Hung Yen Province. This event, coinciding with national independence day celebrations, highlights the nation's focus on education.
Vietnamese President To Lam officially welcomed Myanmar's Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing in Hanoi. The leaders' meeting, occurring amidst Vietnam's one-party system and regional concerns over Myanmar's situation, likely focused on maintaining stable bilateral ties.
Vietnam's domestic gold prices have fallen by VND1 million to VND147.6 million per tael. This decline is primarily driven by a drop in international gold prices, fueled by stronger-than-expected US employment data increasing speculation of further interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. Domestic prices now exceed international rates by approximately VND7 million.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has directed the education sector to implement substantive reforms in the 2026-27 school year, emphasizing a learner-centric approach and viewing schools as foundations, teachers as driving forces, families as support, and society as a resource for educational development.
Vietnamese Vice President Vo Thi Anh Xuan attended the new academic year's opening ceremony and the inauguration of a primary and secondary boarding school in Son La province. This is seen as part of the government's efforts to improve educational infrastructure and address regional disparities.
Vietnam marks the start of the new school year with a focus on developing educational infrastructure, particularly in border regions. Government officials, including the Deputy Prime Minister, are emphasizing investment in education.
Vietnam has decided to provide $300,000 in emergency humanitarian aid to Nepal following a major disaster. This reflects the traditional friendship and solidarity between the two nations, aiming to support reconstruction efforts and affected residents.
The US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln underwent a hull cleaning in Thailand to remove rust and seaweed, addressing concerns about its degraded appearance after a prolonged deployment. The US Navy is reviewing its maintenance protocols.
Vietnam commenced its new academic year with a visit from Politburo member and Standing Secretary of the Secretariat, Tran Cam Tu, to an ethnic boarding school in Bac Ninh province. Opening ceremonies and new school inaugurations were held nationwide.