Việt Nam News

The integrated programme would be named the national target programme for socio-cultural, rural, ethnic and mountainous development for 2026-2035.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee and State President Tô Lâm on Friday sent a message of congratulations to András Baka on his election as President of Hungary.

Resolution 23 marks a shift from maintaining ties with overseas Vietnamese to creating practical ways for their knowledge, expertise and global networks to contribute directly to Việt Nam’s development.

In this special article on the occasion of 80th Independence Day of India, Ambassador Tshering W. Sherpa writes about the developmental strides undertaken by India, and the resolve of India and Việt Nam for a prosperous and bright future.

Four laws related to digital technology are being amended to ease pressure for businesses in the science and technology sector.

Vietnamese Ambassador Phạm Thanh Bình highlighted ASEAN’s ability to listen to one another, respect diversity, manage differences and build consensus as among the key lessons underpinning the bloc’s strength and enabling it to move forward together.

During the patrol, the two sides inspected the borderline and border markers, cleared vegetation along patrol routes and cleaned areas surrounding the markers.

The committee will take up 25 draft laws and resolutions, including the revised Penal Code, the revised Law on Organisation of Criminal Investigation Agencies, and the review of the draft law amending Article 6 and Appendix IV on conditional business sectors and lines under the Law on Investment, among others.

The article, published by Pasaxon, the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party, concluded that although Xaysomphone Phomvihane has passed away, his achievements, major contributions, and enduring imprint on the special Laos-Việt Nam relationship will remain over time.

Reports, articles and assessments published on August 12-13 highlighted that Việt Nam-New Zealand relations are shifting strongly from high-level political commitments to concrete cooperation programmes, with a focus on trade, investment, education, agriculture, science and technology, defence and security and climate change response.

At the ongoing first extraordinary session of the 16th-tenure National Assembly, most deputies agreed on the need to invest in Ring Road No. 5, stressing that the project should be viewed not merely as a transport route but as a development corridor capable of unlocking new economic space.

For Quảng Trị, Fidel Castro’s legacy is inseparable from one of the most memorable chapters in Việt Nam-Cuba relations.

Top leader Tô Lâm and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation leave Auckland on Thursday evening.

Both sides agree to effectively implement the outcomes and agreements reached during Party General Secretary Tô Lâm's state visit to New Zealand.

Māori photographer Fiona Pardington’s works explore themes related to New Zealand’s culture, history, nature and people, featuring Māori cultural artefacts, museum specimens and native birds, including extinct and endangered species.

Sharing his strong impression of Việt Nam’s dynamism and creativity during his 2025 visit to the country, Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives Gerry Brownlee said bilateral ties were reflected not only in trade, education and training but also in the two countries’ shared views on many regional and international issues.

A joint statement issued during General Secretary and President Tô Lâm’s state visit outlines new measures to strengthen economic integration, maritime cooperation and people-to-people ties.

Regarding economic ties, the two leaders highlighted the complementary nature of the two economies and identified trade and investment as an important pillar with substantial room for growth, particularly in agricultural, aquatic and seafood products.