Việt Nam News

Orion Vietnam has completed and handed over two school sanitation facilities at Thanh Lương Primary and Secondary School and An Lộc Secondary School in Đồng Nai City as part of its ongoing efforts to support local communities and improve learning environments for students.

A newly approved national programme aims to boost the annual export rate of high-value pharmaceutical products to at least 10 per cent by 2030.

Hong Kong police have arrested 127 people, including 37 Vietnamese nationals, in a crackdown on a Vietnamese-led crime syndicate accused of loan sharking, operating illegal gambling dens and unlicensed bars, and helping undocumented immigrants find accommodation and work, according to Hong Kong media.

Surrounding the 'City of Peace' now are not just the flow of water but also investment, transportation, information, and public services, bringing about a new wave of change in the city itself.

Spectacular fireworks illuminated the skies above Hoàn Kiếm Lake, West Lake and Văn Quán Lake from 9pm to 9.15pm on October 10, 2026, marking the 72nd anniversary of the capital’s Liberation Day (October 10, 1954).

Hoàn Kiếm Lake in Hà Nội was packed with residents and visitors on Saturday as the capital celebrated the 72nd anniversary of its Liberation Day. Events launching the 2026 nationwide sports-for-all movement and the newly opened "Silk Ribbon of Memories" art space added to the festive mood.

Marking a decade of community impact on October 10, Food Bank Vietnam unveiled a forward-looking national roadmap at the Vietnam Food System Summit 2026, successfully pivoting its core mission from emergency food relief toward circular economy solutions and long-term systemic food security.

The healthcare sector must transition from basic record digitisation to digitising the entire decision-making and governance process to build smarter hospitals and enhance patient safety, Dr Nguyễn Văn Vĩnh Châu, deputy director of the HCM City Department of Health, said at a scientific conference on October 9.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee and President Tô Lâm on October 10 inspected two key infrastructure projects in Hà Nội, urging local authorities to complete outstanding work on schedule, ensure smooth traffic flows and prioritise transport infrastructure in urban planning.

Ardingly College Vietnam, a British-standard boarding school in Lào Cai, is developing its second phase with an estimated investment of VNĐ200–250 billion (US$7.6 million–9.5 million).

The Vietnam Red Cross Society called for stronger household-level disaster preparedness at an event in Nghệ An Province marking the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction.

At its 70th anniversary in Hà Nội, National Assembly Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn awarded the university the First-Class Labor Order and urged it to help modernise Vietnamese agriculture.

Việt Nam is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, with natural disasters and climate change causing annual gross domestic product (GDP) losses of 1-1.5 per cent.

More than a source of income, a suitable job gives peope with disabilities a chance to demonstrate their abilities, gain respect and participate in society on an equal footing.

Vietnamese students studying in China have expressed their hope that National Assembly President Trần Thanh Mẫn's upcoming visit to China will provide fresh impetus for the Việt Nam-China comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership, particularly in education and training, youth exchanges and people-to-people exchanges.

The Deputy PM assigned the Ministry of Education and Training to serve as the focal point for receiving and consolidating difficulties and obstacles reported by localities during the restructuring and operation of education institutions, while coordinating with and urging relevant ministries and sectors to address matters under their jurisdiction, promptly reporting issues beyond its authority to the Government and the Prime Minister.

The city announced 292 projects with a combined investment of VNĐ384.886 trillion (US$14.92 billion), including 18 key projects worth VNĐ127.46 trillion, focusing on transport, infrastructure, environmental protection and public services.

Marking its 70th year, the Vietnam National University of Agriculture and industry leaders set a joint agenda to sync curricula and research with market needs, spotlighting AI, IoT and automation to fast‑track tech transfer and produce job‑ready talent.