Economic diplomacy in Việt Nam is focused not only on maintaining growth momentum but also on renewing drivers of growth, from traditional pillars such as exports and investment to new areas.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bùi Thanh Sơn, talks to the press about Việt Nam's diplomatic achievements in the past year and outlined the direction of the country's foreign policy as it enters a new era.
Farmers in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta are increasingly adopting nature-based farming models since they are sustainable and better suited to adapting to climate change.
Tin Tức (News) newspaper spoke with Sugano Yuichi, Chief Representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Việt Nam, to gain insights into the implementation and operation of this metro line.
Two-way trade in 2024 is expected to exceed $6.02 billion, a robust increase of 28.33 per cent compared to 2023. Vietnamese exports to the UAE saw a substantial rise, with a trade surplus estimated at $4.48 billion.
In an interview with the Tiền Phong (Vanguard) newspaper on streamlining the administrative apparatus, Associate Professor Dr Bùi Hoài Sơn, Permanent Member of the National Assembly's Committee on Culture and Education, offered valuable insights into the need to empower young officials, retain talent during organisational restructuring and establish support mechanisms for senior officials as they approach retirement.
Professor Carl Thayer, an expert in Southeast Asian security and diplomacy, discusses Việt Nam’s defence diplomacy, its growing international role, and how its military modernisation aligns with regional security trends.
Colonel Nguyễn Văn Thiện, Commander of the 371 Air Division of the Air Defence-Air Force talked to Nhân Dân (The People) online newspaper about strategic solutions to help air force units progress towards modernity focusing on efficiency, strength and modernisation to enhance national capabilities.
Former Vice Chairman of the Việt Nam Association of Architects, Ngô Doãn Đức, discussed the issue regarding renovating old collective housing and apartment buildings in Hà Nội with Voice of Việt Nam.
As nations tackle climate change, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and secure energy supplies, nuclear power has become a vital part of their solutions.
Leading a delegation of international Evangelical pastors to Việt Nam earlier this month, Pastor Bob Roberts talked with local reporters about his observations about the country’s evolving religious landscape and plans for future exchanges and partnerships.
Vũ Quang Thọ, a former lecturer at the Hà Nội University of Home Affairs and former Director of the Institute of Workers and Trade Unions, gave his insights with the Voice of Việt Nam (VOV) regarding the proposed policies.
National Assembly deputy Nguyễn Hữu Thông spoke to Tài nguyên & Môi trường (Natural Resources & Environment) newspaper on how the new Law on Geology and Minerals establishes a robust legal framework for management and mining of mineral resources for national socio-economic development.
In recent years, student transportation services have increased rapidly, particularly in major urban areas. However, the management of this service has raised concerns and worries among many parents. Cao Văn Hiệp, deputy chief inspector of the Hà Nội Department of Transport, speaks with vov.vn about this issue.
Ambassador of Spain to Việt Nam Carmen Cano de Lasala and UNFPA Country Representative Matt Jackson have jointly penned an article on the occasion of Human Rights Day (December 10), saying diversity, inclusion and non-discrimination remain at the heart of Việt Nam’s development agenda.
The United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948, designating the date as Human Rights Day to honour humanity's tireless efforts in protecting peace, and respecting and defending national independence and sovereignty, as well as human rights.
UN Resident Coordinator in Việt Nam, Pauline Tamesis, shared an Op-Ed on the occasion of the International Day of Human Rights (December 10).
At a legislature discussion session on October 31, the General Secretary described the streamlining of the apparatus as a "revolution" that must be implemented by the entire political system from the central to grassroots levels, and by each party cell and member.
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