Prof Nguyễn Quang Ngọc, Vice President of the Việt Nam Association of Historical Sciences, talks about the historical day of October 10, 1954 and about the French influences in Việt Nam.

A highlight of the event will be an outdoor area showcasing two models: “Việt Bắc – Capital of the Resistance” from Thái Nguyên University Publishing House and “Hà Nội – Capital of Peace” from Hà Nội Publishing House, along with booths from various publishers and distribution units.

Twenty special documentaries produced by the national television station, the National Documentary and Scientific Film Studio, the Sao Khuê Film Studio, and independent filmmaker Jean-Noel Poirier (former French Ambassador to Việt Nam) will be available on this app.

This comes after a decision on Wednesday to cancel the city-wide fireworks display, which was also meant to celebrate the big anniversary.

Tam highlighted the necessity for the school to train students that can speak both Lao and Vietnamese languages, while urging the teachers to enhance their professional expertise, be dynamic, creative, and flexible, and adopt new approaches in teaching and learning, thus contributing to training a future generation that is both virtuous and skilled.

Standing proud for decades in Hà Nội but destroyed in the blink of an eye because of Typhoon Yagi. Around 40,000 trees were damaged during the storm but now, thanks to the authorities' efforts, the capital is gradually becoming green again, and the tree-lined streets are reviving.

Valuing the role of women, Việt Nam is committed to promoting gender equality and developing the contingent of female scientists.

Between July and September, customs officials detected and processed 4,748 violations, with the estimated value of seized goods amounting to VNĐ7.584 trillion (US$309.9 million), contributing to the state budget VNĐ141 billion ($5.76 million).

The projects have been put into operation in time for the capital city’s 70th anniversary of the Liberation Day.

The agricultural sector and local authorities need to proactively develop effective prevention and control plans to minimise economic losses; ensure the quality and supply of aquatic products for consumption and export.

Tây Ninh Province has taken a number of measures to sustainably develop products recognised under the national “One Commune - One Product” (OCOP) programme.

For the Algerian people, General Giáp represents a central link in the historic relations of solidarity between Algeria and Việt Nam, serving as a key figure in the most beautiful chapters of the two countries’ shared history, both before and after Algeria’s independence, according to the diplomat.

Van Lang University in HCM City and the National University of Singapore (NUS) on Thursday (September 19) signed a memorandum of understanding for deeper collaboration in education and research in a range of academic areas.