The external information service has actively amplified Việt Nam’s independent, self-reliant, and righteous voice on the international stage, promoting the image of a stable, dynamic, responsible, trustworthy, distinctive, and friendly Việt Nam.
The two foreign ministers agreed to continue working closely to further enhance the Việt Nam – Malaysia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and to convene the eighth meeting of the joint commission soon to officially adopt the 2026–2030 action plan for implementing the partnership.
The two PMs agreed to soon formally adopt the 2026–2030 action plan for implementing the partnership to set specific directions for each pillar and raise bilateral trade to US$20 billion in a more balanced manner.
The two ministers agreed to maintain close coordination in the time ahead and to expand cooperation under the new framework and orientation, underscoring the significance of the two countries’ “great friendship, special solidarity, comprehensive cooperation, strategic cohesion”.
Developed as a comprehensive solution, the platform enables the seamless digitalisation of all civil judgment enforcement procedures. It integrates and connects all professional workflows, databases and digital services, delivering major efficiency improvements.
Receiving Egyptian Ambassador Hany Mostafa Mohamed Mostafa Hassan, President Lương Cường affirmed that Việt Nam highly evaluates Egypt’s role, position, and contributions to regional peace and stability. He also congratulated the African country on its achievements in implementing the 2030 Vision.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Lê Thị Thu Hằng emphasised that Việt Nam’s achievements over the past year were made possible thanks to the support of international partners, including diplomatic missions, journalists, and staff from resident foreign media offices, who helped introduce a dynamic and friendly Việt Nam to the world.
Provincial departments and sectors in Bắc Ninh are carrying out solutions, strengthening coordination to ensure effective management, and improving the quality of services for citizens and businesses as the two-tier local government model is further refined.
A new government directive seeks to strengthen transparency and oversight in social housing programmes amid concerns over application processes, pricing and eligibility checks.
In an interview with a Việt Nam News Agency correspondent in South America about the Việt Nam-Paraguay relationship, Minister of the Secretariat of Linguistic Policies Javier Viveros praised the results the two countries have achieved, especially in political dialogue and practical cooperation, which have brought benefits to both nations.
Cuban participants shared experience in stabilising the macroeconomy, restructuring production, improving major economic balances, strengthening the state-owned enterprise sector, raising labour productivity and promoting science and technology as drivers of development.
Vietnamese leaders wish for close coordination with Japan to turn the Việt Nam–Japan University into a leading training institution in the region in the coming time
The official called on Australia to continue assisting Việt Nam in English-language training to effectively implement its 2025–35 project on making English a second language in schools.
All positions elected or approved by the legislature meet the key criteria required within the organisational structure.
As a global leader with long-standing cooperation with Việt Nam, Rosatom pledged to deepen collaboration to implement high-level agreements, including support for building nuclear power plants and modern nuclear centres.
The Law on Population, the Law on Disease Prevention, and the Resolution on several breakthrough mechanisms and policies for protecting, caring for, and improving public health were adopted, representing an important step forward, clearly demonstrating the State’s responsibility in safeguarding, caring for, and improving public health.
Việt Nam marked a dynamic year of diplomacy in 2025, hosting major global events and advancing high-level exchanges, with more landmark activities set for 2026.
Clause 25 of Article 5 broadens VAT exemptions to cover goods and services from household and individual businesses earning up to VNĐ500 million (nearly US$19,000) annually, non-business assets sold by organisations and individuals, national reserve goods sold by authorised agencies, and fees collected according to relevant regulations.
