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Vietnam is strengthening its healthcare readiness for humanitarian aid and international peacekeeping operations, holding a photo exhibition and technical exchange with UN Women. The focus is on building a rapid, comprehensive healthcare system tailored to people's needs.
8月の洪水期にはデルタ地帯が洪水に見舞われ、アンザン省のティエン川とハウ川の上流の漁師たちは、タツノオトシゴのことを思い出します。 かつて、水が野原に流れ込むと、タツノオトシゴは運河、小川、川の土手をたどって野原に産卵しました。
Vietnam's poultry industry, comprising over 48,000 farms and nearly 7 million households, remains largely decentralized. To achieve sustainable development, there's an urgent need to expand 'value chain' models that cover everything from breeding stock to processing.
The Vietnam People's Navy's 5th Region has established a new Unmanned Vehicle Battalion. This move is part of Vietnam's modernization strategy, aiming to enhance reconnaissance, surveillance, and sovereignty defense capabilities, particularly in the southwest maritime zone.
Vietnam's Communist Party Central Inspection Commission proposed disciplinary action against former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Quy Kien. This move aligns with the party's broader efforts to strengthen oversight and combat corruption, reflecting its commitment to internal discipline within the one-party system.
In Chieng Sinh Commune, Dien Bien Province, a tree planting campaign is underway to promote regional greening and environmental beautification. Since early August, approximately 1,600 people have participated in dispersed tree planting across 19 villages.
Cu Lao Cham, an island off the coast of Da Nang, Vietnam, renowned as a World Biosphere Reserve, is facing institutional challenges in its tourism development. The long-standing business model, heavily reliant on day trips for 15 years, limits the benefits for local residents, as highlighted by recent observations.
Visits by Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President to Australia and New Zealand are seen by Vietnamese expatriates as a sign of the Party and State's attention to overseas communities, beyond mere diplomatic milestones. Hopes are high for strengthened cooperation in science, technology, and workforce training.
Over 100 young musicians from across Asia convened in Hanoi for the Asian Youth Orchestra's concerts. The event fostered solidarity through classical music, highlighting music's power to bridge linguistic, cultural, and educational divides among diverse talents.
The first module of the VPBank SME CEO Bootcamp saw business leaders rigorously test their strategies against three key questions: differentiation, customer willingness to pay, and organizational capacity. The event focused on establishing growth strategies for SMEs during Vietnam's economic recovery.
Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam, attending a business roundtable in Auckland, emphasized the potential for enhanced cooperation with New Zealand in science, technology, and workforce training. Bilateral trade shows steady growth, with a future focus on knowledge-based and high-tech sectors.
Teachers are divided on the difficulty of the mathematics retake exam at Tuyen Quang High School. Some educators deem it comparable to or harder than the initial exam, while others believe it primarily assesses fundamental knowledge.
Vietnam's military-industrial conglomerate Viettel has secured the highest number of accolades at the International Business Awards 2026, including 17 Gold Stevie Awards. The company's advancements in AI development and digital transformation were notably recognized.
The Dak Lak Provincial Border Guard Command in Vietnam has launched a "30-Day Model Action" emulation campaign to ensure the success of its 2026 joint regional defense and civil defense exercises. The campaign aims to boost morale and operational readiness.
At 11 years old, chess player Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh is gaining international recognition for her remarkable achievements in national and global tournaments, emerging as a promising young talent for Vietnam. Awarded the Woman Candidate Master (WCM) title by FIDE, she is poised to lead Vietnam's chess future.
Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City is focusing on building a 'state-university-enterprise' collaborative ecosystem to strengthen the links between education, research, and innovation. The university aims to become a hub for talent, knowledge, technology, and social resources, enhancing international competitiveness in strategic fields like AI and semiconductors.
Dong Nai Province is accelerating the progress of the Ma Da Bridge and its connecting road project to Ho Chi Minh City's Ring Road No. 4. This initiative aims to boost land development, attract investment, and enhance competitiveness for sustained regional growth.
The Dak Lak Entrepreneurs Association celebrated its first anniversary, with its past achievements and contributions to the regional economy being recognized. The association aims to continue innovating and improving its operational quality. The province is also focusing on socio-economic development plans and digital transformation.
In Dong Thap Province, southern Vietnam, a man who attacked his girlfriend's family with a knife, resulting in one death, has been sentenced to death by the Provincial People's Court. The defendant was also ordered to pay financial compensation and child support.
Vietnamese coffee is being showcased at a food expo in Hong Kong, aiming to enhance its international competitiveness and expand exports. Vietnam, the world's second-largest coffee exporter, is particularly known for its high-quality Robusta production.
Two flight disruptions at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City due to unauthorized aerial objects have led to the detention of three individuals. The incidents highlight weaknesses in early-warning systems and prompt calls for a single lead agency to manage such objects near airport zones.
Vietnam's Central Inspection Committee has recommended severe disciplinary action, including expulsion from the party, for former Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment, Tran Quy Kien, due to serious violations. He is accused of breaching party regulations and state laws in his official duties, severely damaging the reputation of the organization.
A Vietnamese delegation, led by the Deputy Minister of National Defence, visited the US to discuss enhanced cooperation in identifying the remains of fallen soldiers, focusing on advanced technological access. This effort is part of addressing decades-old war legacies.
Vietnam is positioning its cultural heritage as an engine for economic growth, enhancing museum digitalization and expanding cultural events. This aligns with the national strategy under the one-party system, viewing culture as key to economic development, aiming to boost domestic tourism and revitalize the night-time economy.
Vietnam's government is pushing for the completion of school construction in border areas before the new academic year begins on September 5. While over half of the 108 schools under construction in 19 provinces and cities are at least 80% complete, concerns about delays persist.
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon described Vietnam's President To Lam as 'the most powerful leader since Ho Chi Minh' during the latter's state visit. The two countries reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and set a target of US$3 billion in bilateral trade by 2025.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam's visit to New Zealand marks a milestone, with both nations agreeing to deepen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Two-way trade saw a 15% increase, signaling expanded economic cooperation and a new phase in bilateral relations after over half a century.
Nha Trang City, Vietnam, will see a significant increase in beach land rental fees starting July 1. Rates are expected to reach nearly VND 4 million per square meter annually, raising concerns about local economic impact.
A remarkable achievement at a high school in Ho Chi Minh City has garnered significant attention, with 88 students from two classes accepted into university, 79 of whom chose to study medicine. This exceptional success is sparking discussion among educators and parents.
Heavy thunderstorms, driven by cumulonimbus clouds moving south from northern mountainous provinces, are expected to end a prolonged heatwave in northern Vietnam, including the capital Hanoi. The rainfall may impact agricultural production and infrastructure.
Vietnam's domestic gold prices fell Friday morning, mirroring a softer trend in global bullion markets. Saigon Jewelry Company's gold bar price dropped to VND14.33 million per tael, indicating a weekly decline. Global inflation data and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate pause are influencing the market.
Ho Chi Minh City's hotel tariffs surged by an average of 20% in the second quarter, driven by recovering inbound tourism and limited new supply. High-end hotels saw significant rate increases, with analysts predicting continued pressure on older properties to renovate and reposition amidst a positive industry outlook.
On August 14, Vietnam's domestic gold prices saw a significant drop, mirroring international market trends. SJC gold bars, in particular, fell by 1 million VND/tael to trade at 143.3 million VND/tael, ending a four-day rally in global gold prices.
Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam's state visit to New Zealand has generated fresh momentum for deeper bilateral ties, with both nations agreeing to enhance their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership through concrete cooperation programs in trade, investment, technology, and more.
While Japan sees a cultural shift towards increasing female board directors, Vietnam's progress remains slow. Global ESG investment trends and diversity initiatives are pressuring Vietnamese companies to adapt.
An Giang Province, Vietnam, is streamlining its school system, ensuring teaching staff, promoting comprehensive digital transformation, and developing textbook supply plans for the 2026-2027 academic year, aiming to ensure no student lacks textbooks.