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Prudential Vietnam has launched its "Protecting What Matters" brand campaign, encouraging Vietnamese people to re-evaluate their life priorities and identify gaps in their financial and health protection plans. The company aims to support customers in preparing for life's uncertainties through this initiative.
A 24-year-old house in Hanoi has been renovated into a space blending Asian aesthetics with modern minimalism. Art and handcrafted items are incorporated, creating a sophisticated living environment that harmonizes with the owner's artistic background and contemporary lifestyle.
Vietnam's National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man has invited Ivory Coast's National Assembly Speaker Alain Guillaume Buni Buni for an official visit. The two nations, which established diplomatic relations in 1975, have been deepening their ties through trade and MOUs, with this visit expected to further strengthen cooperation.
Real estate developer Novaland aims to deliver 2,265 homes in the second half of the year, a 6.6-fold increase from the first half. The company is focusing on its Victoria Village and Aqua City projects to improve its financial health and business recovery.
Nguyen Hong Nam, brother of Nguyen Duy Hung, Chairman of SSI Securities Corporation, has registered to buy 5 million SSI shares worth approximately VND 100 billion. This purchase is expected to increase his stake from 0.4% to 0.6% of the company's capital.
Tay Ninh Province in Vietnam is intensifying crackdowns on unauthorized trekking at Ba Den Mountain, a popular tourist destination. This measure aims to protect the natural environment and ensure visitor safety, with authorities urging caution.
Lam Dong Province in central Vietnam is intensifying its crackdown on illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing to achieve the early lifting of the European Commission's "yellow card" warning. The province is promoting community self-management among fishermen and strengthening coordination with local authorities.
Vietnam is rolling out diverse tourism programs combining history, culture, nature, and entertainment to attract domestic and international visitors during the five-day National Day holiday. The country is also expanding flight services and supporting digital content creators.
Vietnam's Government Party Committee awarded 75 out of 8,671 entries in its contest to protect the Party's ideological foundation. Two special prizes and six A-level prizes were presented, with themes including cyberspace risk management and the preservation of Vietnamese culture.
Vietnam's private healthcare sector aims to comprise 50% of all hospitals nationwide by 2050, significantly increasing its role in service delivery and easing the burden on public facilities. Challenges in land access, capital, and skilled personnel persist.
In Vietnam, 11 innovative initiatives, including agricultural mulch from shrimp shells and AI-powered traceability, have diverted 750 tons of plastic waste from landfills through the Plastic Innovation Program (PIP) by UNDP and Coca-Cola Foundation. This marks a significant step for Vietnam, which generates approximately 2 million tons of plastic waste annually.
Hanoi, Vietnam is conducting free health check-ups for over 2.2 million children and students before the new school year. This initiative, part of social welfare policy, aims to promote child health and enable early detection and intervention, while also advancing digital health record systems.
Hanoi aims to construct over 110 social housing projects and complete at least 18,700 units by the end of 2026, as part of a larger goal to deliver 120,000 units by 2030. Major developments like the Evergreen Premium project are underway, addressing housing needs.
In a trial involving a large-scale drug trafficking ring with 227 defendants in Vietnam, a friend of a defendant known as the 'charity fairy' testified to purchasing drugs on her behalf. The case highlights a stark contrast between public image and illegal activities.
Son La province has proposed extending the National Day holiday (September 2) to four days, aiming to allow parents to attend their children's school opening ceremonies. The proposal has sparked debate nationwide regarding its potential economic impact and feasibility, highlighting how social demands are considered within Vietnam's one-party system.
In a road accident in Vietnam's Vinh Long province that resulted in the death of a 14-year-old female student, six former police officers and prosecutors are expected to be prosecuted. The focus is on uncovering the truth and holding those responsible accountable.
Vietnam will temporarily close its airspace from August 26-31 for National Day celebrations, including flypast rehearsals. While this will affect some domestic and international flights, the impact on major airport operations is expected to be minimal with no widespread disruption anticipated.
Vietnam's major airports are facing congestion and etiquette issues due to a surge in passenger traffic. Drawing lessons from world-renowned airports, discussions are underway to consider new infrastructure and operational improvements.
An exhibition at the Vietnam Cultural Centre in Laos showcased Vietnam's traditional 'Then' rituals, fostering deeper cultural exchange between Vietnam and Laos. Featuring 54 photographs, 119 artifacts, and 12 excerpts of rituals, the event highlighted the importance of strengthening ties through culture.
China has implemented a 240-hour (10-day) transit visa exemption for Vietnamese citizens at 65 major ports. This move is part of China's high-level opening-up policy, recognizing Vietnam as a key tourism market and aiming to boost people-to-people exchanges and economic activities between the two nations.
Vietnam's Pô Klong Garai Towers, an ancient Cham architectural heritage built in the late 13th to early 14th century in Khánh Hòa province, face urgent preservation needs due to deterioration. Emphasizing its cultural, artistic, and religious significance for the Cham community, scientific, and cautious restoration efforts are crucial.
Enrollment drives are underway for new boarding primary and secondary schools in the Avuong and Hung Son communes of Danang City, Vietnam. The initiative, with community and elder involvement, aims to expand educational opportunities for children in remote areas and improve their learning outcomes.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia hosted a grand celebration in Phnom Penh to mark the 81st anniversary of Vietnam's National Day, with over 500 guests in attendance, symbolizing the deepening friendship between the two nations.
The Government Party Committee in Vietnam held an award ceremony for the second essay contest on protecting the Party's ideological foundation in Hanoi. Over 1.5 million entries were submitted, with media organizations also receiving awards. The contest aims to strengthen the Party's ideology and counter external influences.
Hanoi has activated high-alert disease prevention measures due to a sharp increase in dengue fever and hand, foot, and mouth disease cases. Dengue fever, in particular, has seen a significant rise week-on-week, with severe cases reported. The city aims to curb the spread through reinforcing '4-at-location' response plans, comprehensive environmental sanitation involving residents, and leveraging IT.
Vietnam's 'Proactive Public Administration Teams' in Hanoi are receiving high praise for providing administrative procedure support and home visits to citizens with mobility challenges, including the elderly and individuals with meritorious service. This initiative is helping to strengthen trust between citizens and the government.
Vietnam is seeing a surge in the 'All People Defend the Fatherland Security' movement, with local residents and neighborhood groups taking the lead in crime prevention and reporting. The initiative aims to balance economic development with security, emphasizing community cooperation and awareness.
Can Tho City, Vietnam, has merged schools, reducing 750 educational institutions and reassigning nearly 1,100 principals and vice-principals. This high integration rate nationwide aims to streamline education administration and improve quality, aligning with national policy.
Hanoi, Vietnam, is merging public schools to improve educational quality and efficiency, aiming to halve the number of institutions. However, this consolidation presents new challenges in managing larger schools, reassigning teachers, and addressing educational disparities.
A large fire broke out at An Son Church in Ninh Binh on the evening of August 20th, destroying the wooden roof and altar area. No casualties were reported. Initial investigations suggest a potential electrical short circuit as the cause.
Quang Ngai Province in central Vietnam is aiming to revitalize its regional economy by offering diverse tourism experiences through a "forest-sea-island" model that links its natural resources. Initiatives connecting the Manh Den plateau with Ly Son island, in particular, are contributing to attracting tourists and extending their stays.
Vietnam convened a national academic conference on 'Innovating Vietnam's Development Model to Meet Development Requirements.' The event underscored the establishment of leadership practices tied to clear objectives, products, results, and accountability, reflecting the nation's pursuit of sustainable economic growth under its one-party system.
Hanoi is accelerating infrastructure development, aiming to open Ring Road 1 (Hoang Cau to Voi Phuc section) by September 2nd, with a total investment of VND 7.21 trillion. Concurrently, 99% of citizens' health records are digitized in the healthcare sector, and public high school development, including four new schools, is progressing.
講師 2026年8月、ベトナムでノンストップ料金収受（ETC）サービスを提供する唯一の2社、VETCとePassが、「アカウント管理手数料」という名目で個人顧客当たり月額6,600ドンの手数料を同時に適用した。 企業はこれを、テクノロジーインフラストラクチャ、セキュリティ、制御接続の運用コストを相殺するためだと説明しています。
Phan Minh Duc, the 1992-born champion of the 2010 Road to Mount Olympia competition, has returned to Vietnam after 13 years of studying and working in Australia to establish a foreign language and SAT preparation center. He speaks of passing on his knowledge to the younger generation, even pausing his doctoral studies. His experiences with demanding part-time jobs significantly shaped him.
Vietnam plans to merge four national programs, allocating an estimated VND 808.5 trillion (approx. $32 billion USD) from 2026-2035. National Assembly delegates are emphasizing the need to measure tangible benefits for citizens, such as income and living standard improvements, rather than just project completion or fund disbursement.