Six projects serving APEC 2027 have entered a peak construction phase, with around 15,500 engineers and workers working through the National Day holiday under a three-shift, four-team system to keep the projects on schedule.
The messages highlighted Việt Nam’s major socio-economic achievements, growing international standing and expanding partnerships, while expressing confidence in further strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation for peace, stability and shared prosperity.
The national flag was raised at historic Ba Đình Square in Hà Nội on Wednesday morning in a solemn ceremony marking the 81st anniversary of Việt Nam’s National Day.
Việt Nam attaches importance to relations with the SCO and its member states, and is ready to become an SCO partner and participate in cooperation activities within the SCO framework for peace, stability and development in the region and the world.
The next phase will focus on measurable outcomes, greater mastery of core technologies, Vietnamese-branded strategic technology products and the development of technology enterprises capable of taking leading roles in the market.
Textiles and garments are among Việt Nam’s major export categories to the UK and are considered one of the sectors that benefit significantly from the UKVFTA.
Drawing on natural landscapes, agricultural production and cultural traditions, local people are gradually developing a range of tourism experiences designed to encourage visitors to stay longer and discover more of the area.
Strong squad investment, a host of new domestic and foreign signings and a higher foreign player quota are expected to make the title race more competitive.
Nhơn Hải fishing village in Quy Nhơn Đông ward, Gia Lai Province is turning marine conservation into a foundation for sustainable tourism, with local communities protecting coral reefs and marine life while creating new livelihoods from the sea.
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Vũ Chiến Thắng speaks to Vietnam News Agency about the revised Law on Vietnamese Guest Workers under Contract recently passed by the 16th National Assembly.
On Wednesday morning, seven air monitoring stations across the metropolitan area of Philippine capital Manila recorded “unhealthy levels” of PM2.5 pollutant particulate, according to the country’s Environment and Natural Resources Department (DENR).