Vietnam's Communist Party is implementing a new strategy to enhance the quality of its cadre development. Hai Phong city, for instance, is focusing on setting realistic party member recruitment targets aligned with local conditions and integrating digital transformation. Efforts to expand party membership among ethnic minorities are also highlighted, signaling a move to strengthen the organizational base supporting economic growth.
During his state visit to Denmark, Vietnam's top leader, To Lam, proposed upgrading the Green Strategic Partnership to a more comprehensive framework, emphasizing cooperation in renewable energy. He also invited the University of Copenhagen to consider opening a campus in Vietnam.
Vietnam's top leader, To Lam, speaking at the University of Copenhagen, expressed intent to elevate ties with Denmark to a 'comprehensive and strategic' level. The focus is on deepening cooperation in green transition and energy, aiming to enhance mutual gateway roles.
Vietnam and Belgium have forged strong ties for over half a century since establishing diplomatic relations in 1973. Both nations aim to expand cooperation in new fields such as science and technology, high-quality human resource training, and logistics, seeking to create new drivers for economic growth. The promotion of the EVFTA and a strategic partnership in agriculture are seen as key to deepening future relations.
Vietnamese coastal provinces have been ordered to enhance fishing fleet management and seafood traceability as part of efforts to combat Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing. This directive follows the EU's 'yellow card' warning and emphasizes accurate vessel registration and VMS operational checks.
A significant number of Vietnamese guest workers are opting to return abroad after facing difficulties finding suitable jobs and comparable wages back home. Discrepancies in income and career progression are key drivers behind this trend.
Ho Chi Minh City has unveiled an ambitious plan to achieve 80% of days with good or moderate air quality by 2030, and year-round good air quality by 2045. The city aims to tackle pollution primarily from traffic and industrial emissions through stricter standards and a transition to clean energy vehicles.
Vietnamese President To Lam emphasized the deepening of Vietnam-Denmark relations over 55 years during his visit to Denmark, aiming to enhance political trust and expand cooperation in economy and science-technology. Denmark, the third-largest EU investor in Vietnam, seeks to strengthen collaboration in renewable energy and green technologies.
Vietnam should draw on European Union experience to develop its national quantum technology capacity, with a focus on nurturing high-quality human resources and bolstering security, according to expert recommendations.
Overseas Vietnamese women are increasingly contributing to national development through cultural preservation and expertise sharing. The government is stepping up efforts to effectively leverage their capabilities.
Vietnamese General Secretary and President To Lam met with King Frederik X and Queen Mary of Denmark in Copenhagen. Marking 55 years of diplomatic ties, both nations affirmed expanding economic and investment cooperation and the progress of their "Green Strategic Partnership" established in 2023.
Ho Chi Minh City is set to auction three large land plots in the Thủ Thiêm new urban area. Notably, plot 3-12 has a starting bid exceeding VND1 million (approx. $40 USD) per square meter. The combined starting price for all three plots is nearly VND14.575 trillion (approx. $600 million USD), marking a significant increase from previous auction attempts.
A sleeper bus carrying 20 passengers caught fire en route to Sa Pa in Vietnam's northern Lao Cai province. The driver's swift actions ensured all passengers escaped unharmed. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Vietnam and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) have signed a new Free Trade Agreement (FTA), aiming to strengthen economic cooperation and create business opportunities. Existing bilateral trade is robust, and the agreement is expected to foster further growth.
Achieving double-digit export growth requires Vietnamese firms to foster substantive connections with international buyers and enhance participation in global value chains. Improving product quality, ensuring stable supply, strengthening branding, and meeting market standards are crucial for customer retention and increased export value.
The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Vietnam and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is expected to boost the exchange of capital, technology, and human resources, contributing to the upgrading of Vietnam's industrial structure and the enhancement of its workforce's skills. This opens new growth opportunities for Vietnam as it aims to move beyond its low-cost manufacturing base.
Vietnamese President To Lam, during his visit to Denmark, affirmed the deepening of the comprehensive partnership between the two nations. Both sides agreed to accelerate cooperation in economy, trade, investment, green transition, and science-technology, welcoming expanded investments from Danish companies in Vietnam.
The Vietnamese community in Hungary held its first 'Day of National Great Unity' in Budapest, sponsored by the Vietnamese Embassy. The event fostered intergenerational bonds through cultural exchange and promoted Vietnamese culture, highlighting the importance of unity and cultural preservation for overseas communities.
Hanoi City has issued a decision detailing procedures for supporting infrastructure development and organizations in the science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation sectors. This move aims to accelerate the city's digital transformation and address growth bottlenecks.
Vietnamese Foreign Minister Le Hoai Trung met with Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen during President To Lam's state visit to Denmark. Both nations affirmed their commitment to strengthening economic cooperation and joint efforts for regional and global peace.
Vietnamese President To Lam, accompanied by the King of Denmark, visited the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen. This visit signals an effort to strengthen bilateral cooperation in science and technology.
Vietnam's top leader visited the Niels Bohr Institute in Denmark, exploring potential avenues for expanded cooperation in science and technology. The institute, renowned globally for its work in quantum mechanics, signals Vietnam's aspirations for future scientific advancement.
Vietnam's top leader visited Denmark, with both nations agreeing to deepen cooperation under their Green Strategic Partnership. The focus is on strengthening collaboration in renewable energy, science-technology, and innovation.
Vietnamese President To Lam, during his visit to Denmark, lauded the progress of the Green Strategic Partnership between the two nations and expressed intentions to further strengthen cooperation in economy, trade, investment, science-technology, and innovation, with a particular focus on renewable energy and sustainable growth.
In Vietnam, women are not only beneficiaries of development policies but also active contributors to economic, cultural, and social value, helping achieve national goals. Across diverse fields from scientific research to social welfare, women are driving sustainable agricultural development.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with King Frederik X during his state visit to Denmark, affirming the importance of friendly cooperation. The visit aims to build a new framework for bilateral ties, with expectations for enhanced collaboration in economy, environment, and culture.
Vietnamese President To Lam visited the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen during his state visit to Denmark. The visit highlights potential international cooperation in science and technology and Vietnam's commitment to scientific advancement.
Police in Vietnam's Vinh Loc district are investigating an incident where a truck driver was assaulted with a stick, resulting in the destruction of his vehicle's windshield. The motive and circumstances surrounding the attack remain unclear as authorities work to identify and prosecute the suspect.
A 10-month-old girl in Khanh Hoa province has reportedly died following a vaccination, prompting the provincial Department of Health to order reports from two hospitals. Investigations are underway to determine the cause.
Ho Chi Minh City is reviewing its support mechanisms for residents who donate land for road expansion projects. The move aims to balance resident burden reduction with infrastructure development, recognizing citizen cooperation as crucial for smooth urban growth.
Pham Nhat Vuong, chairman of Vietnam's Vingroup, has entered the top 10 richest billionaires in their 50s, according to Forbes' real-time data. This age group, led by Elon Musk, collectively manages over $1.7 trillion in assets.
The Saigontourist Group Culinary Culture, Delicacies Festival in Ho Chi Minh City has been named the World's Best Culinary Festival at the 2026 World Culinary Awards, marking its fourth consecutive global title since 2023.
Vietnam is considering easing environmental regulations, particularly wastewater discharge permits, to accelerate economic growth. This move highlights the complex dilemma the country faces between increasing environmental impact and sustainable development.
Vietnam hosted an international forum focused on enhancing digital connectivity for Global South nations. The event highlighted how digital transformation offers opportunities for trade and knowledge sharing, while stressing the need for increased cooperation to overcome infrastructure and skill gaps and build a fair, secure digital space.
A diesel fuel supply agreement between Russia and the US is more than just an energy transaction; it opens opportunities for Russia to restore revenue, ease sanctions, and expand diplomatic influence. While the US aims to curb fuel prices, Russia seeks to re-enter international markets and reduce economic isolation.
The 4th season of 'New Generation Students 2026', a competition where university students tackle societal issues, has launched on VTV3 in Vietnam. Meanwhile, in Ho Chi Minh City, freshmen participated in events promoting adaptation and self-discovery. A medical university's resident doctor selection, now including interviews for the first time, also highlights initiatives to support youth ambition and skill development.