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In Vietnam's Vinh Long Province, a man has been charged with disturbing public order after assaulting another individual following a traffic collision between a motorcycle and a car. The incident gained public attention after a video clip circulated on social media.
Vietnam's National Assembly commenced its second session of the 16th legislature in Hanoi. Chairman Tran Thanh Man highlighted efforts to foster economic growth, improve living standards, and create new development spaces by addressing key challenges. The session is expected to feature robust discussions on economic policies and social issues.
Mong ethnic traditional costumes are being preserved across generations, particularly in Vietnam's northern Dien Bien province, playing a crucial role in cultural heritage protection. Markets in Dak Lak province serve as spaces for the Mong people to maintain connections to their homeland and cultural identity.
Swiss President Guy Parmelin has arrived in Vietnam for an official visit, aiming to strengthen cooperation in areas like economy, investment, and technology, following the elevation of bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Partnership. The visit underscores over 55 years of friendly relations and the potential for further collaboration.
The Vietnamese government has announced a target of achieving over 10% GDP growth by 2027, linked to maintaining macroeconomic stability, improving institutions, leveraging growth drivers, and enhancing people's lives. For 2026, Vietnam is projected to meet or exceed 14 out of 15 key socio-economic indicators, demonstrating robust economic performance.
Vietnam has honored women for their contributions to enhancing agricultural value and promoting sustainable development. Their achievements contribute to the nation's economic growth and strengthened international cooperation.
Vietnam's Prime Minister has set an ambitious target for the nation's GDP to grow by at least 10% by 2027. This signals a strong commitment to maintaining a sustained growth trajectory under the country's one-party system economic development strategy.
Vietnam is increasingly captivating tourists with its natural landscapes, cultural heritage, and culinary experiences across various regions. Destinations like Phu Quoc and Sa Pa are gaining international recognition, with a focus on sustainable tourism development.
Vietnamese IT firm ETC has had its computer software recognized as a "Vietnam National Brand 2026." This award acknowledges over two decades of domestic technological development and sovereignty, highlighting the expansion of Vietnamese brands into high-tech sectors.
Swiss Federation President Guy Parmelin will officially visit Vietnam from October 17-18. This visit is expected to mark the beginning of a new phase of cooperation, building on the Comprehensive Partnership, to expand collaboration in areas such as trade, investment, science and technology, and sustainable development, translating into concrete outcomes.
The Vietnam National Assembly commenced its second session of the 16th Legislature on October 17th in Hanoi. Key agenda items include fostering economic growth, resolving bottlenecks, and creating new development spaces. Party and state leaders attended the opening, engaging in discussions on critical national issues.
Vietnam's National Assembly commenced its second session of the 16th Legislature in Hanoi. The session will review and pass 43 draft laws and resolutions, provide opinions on four others, and decide on 10 socio-economic and state budget matters, prioritizing bottleneck removal for economic growth.
The AI hegemony battle between the US and China is increasingly drawing in Southeast Asian nations. Vietnam is no exception, facing pressure to choose between technological development and supply chain strategies, making prompt national strategy formulation crucial.
The 16th National Assembly of Vietnam has commenced its second session, passing 15 laws and six resolutions while giving first-round consideration to seven draft laws. Amidst a complex international environment, the session focuses on removing development obstacles and fostering new growth drivers to achieve socio-economic targets.
Vinh Trang Pagoda, a national historical and cultural relic in Dong Thap Province, Vietnam, is captivating visitors with its unique blend of Eastern and Western architectural styles. Built in the early 19th century, the nearly 200-year-old pagoda stands as a distinctive cultural landmark in the Mekong Delta.
Fitch Ratings' upgrade of Vietnam's credit rating signals confidence in the country's economic growth and reforms. This will facilitate access to international capital, fostering industrial development and enhancing economic resilience.
Vietnam is accelerating moves to amend its Land Law, just months after its implementation. Experts express concerns about the impact on citizens' lives and confusion caused by frequent legislative changes. Central leadership is increasingly emphasizing the control of land as a special state-managed resource for economic growth.
Vietnam's interior furnishings sector is viewing the upcoming Hometex Vietnam 2026 exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City as a key opportunity. For products catering to residential, hospitality, and commercial needs, technical specifications, durability, and customization capabilities are becoming as crucial as price in purchasing decisions.
Southern Vietnam is forecast to experience heavy rainfall starting October 17th, particularly concentrated in the afternoon and evening. Meanwhile, northern regions should be aware of morning fog, though daytime is expected to be sunny.
Vietnam saw a 76.4% surge in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first nine months of the year, with Ho Chi Minh City attracting over $17.8 billion. The country is strategically shifting its focus towards high-value investments, prioritizing sectors like semiconductors and AI, and emphasizing technology transfer and domestic linkages.
Daycare centers for the elderly across Vietnam are providing diverse recreational activities such as meditation, karaoke, and handicrafts, contributing to improved quality of life for seniors. These facilities aim to maintain the physical and mental health of the elderly and promote social participation.
The 3,400-ton steel arch, the main span of a pedestrian bridge under construction in Ho Chi Minh City, will depart Dong Xuyen Port early on October 18th. It will travel 124 km by sea and arrive at Bach Dang Wharf on the afternoon of October 19th, connecting the two banks of the Saigon River.
Vietnam's government mandates the integration of the national digital ID app, VNeID, with 12 types of services, including bank accounts, to accelerate digitalization. This aims to enhance administrative efficiency and transparency, while raising concerns about citizen privacy and the digital divide.
Vietnam's National Assembly opened its second session of the 16th legislature on October 17. The session will feature a report from the Prime Minister on socio-economic conditions and the deliberation and adoption of numerous laws, including those on land, housing, and real estate business, which are expected to significantly impact citizens' lives and economic activities.
Vietnamese General Secretary and President To Lam visited the European Union and Belgium, aiming to deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the EU and bilateral ties with Belgium. This visit reaffirms the importance of the EU in Vietnam's foreign policy.
Quang Ninh City in northern Vietnam is entering a new phase of socio-economic development, driven by policies rooted in the lives of its residents and 24 key resolutions. The city aims for sustainable growth while ensuring national defense and border/maritime security.
Vietnam and Denmark are strengthening their strategic partnership in energy transition, green growth, and sustainable development. Established in November 2023, the 'Green Strategic Partnership' opens new avenues for cooperation, reflecting commitments to climate action and environmental protection.
Ahead of its second session, Vietnam's National Assembly is expected to shift focus from addressing individual issues to fundamentally resolving systemic 'bottlenecks' hindering economic growth and creating new development spaces. The quality of laws and resolutions should be measured by their practical effectiveness and benefits for citizens and businesses.
The Vietnamese National Assembly opened its 2nd session of the 16th Legislature on October 17. Over 28 working days, the assembly is set to adopt 43 draft laws and resolutions, provide opinions on 4 others, and decide on other crucial matters, with legislative work aimed at fostering economic growth and improving public life taking center stage.
Vietnam's Ministry of Health is promoting the enhancement of local healthcare facilities and the adoption of electronic medical records to alleviate the burden on central hospitals. The plan aims to improve access to local healthcare and strengthen investment in medical infrastructure and equipment.
The Vietnam General Confederation of Labour has announced support policies for Tet (Lunar New Year) 2027, focusing on union members and workers facing difficulties. The "Labour Union Tet Market" program will offer essential goods at discounted prices and provide free items. Local Tet support will also be arranged for workers unable to return home.
Hanoi has completed 99.6% of its land database collection, ranking among the top 5 provinces nationwide. The city plans to further refine data by cross-referencing with resident information and streamlining procedures to increase land-related tax revenue and expedite administrative services.
Vietnam's climate is shifting in mid-October. While the North and Central regions are experiencing widespread sunshine and mild temperatures, the South should be aware of potential thunderstorms and localized heavy rain in the afternoons.
Vietnam's new resolution aims to leverage the Vietnamese community in Canada to foster people-to-people ties and economic cooperation. The move signals potential for strengthened collaboration with Japan in technology and industry.
The Northwest tourism fair in Lao Cai Province, Vietnam, aims to build a high-quality tourism brand leveraging its cool climate and rich cultural resources. The focus is on smart resort services and healthcare experiences to boost the regional economy.
Son La province in northern Vietnam is enhancing the value and branding of its Arabica coffee. Protected by Geographical Indication (GI), the region is adopting advanced cultivation and processing techniques, expanding exports to the EU, North America, and ASEAN markets, with the goal of establishing a signature brand within ASEAN.