HCM City issues special policies for resident doctors

HCM City will provide tuition and living expense support for resident doctors to improve the quality of healthcare and address the shortage of medical personnel, according to a project newly issued by the municipal People’s Committee.

Australian Governor-General hails Vietnamese contributions at Sydney Tết

Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn highlighted that the over 320,000 Vietnamese people in Australia form an integral part of the country’s success, noting that Tết celebrations help preserve culture while strengthening solidarity, mutual understanding and strength of Australia’s multicultural society.

Việt Nam reaches new heights in organ transplantation

After more than three decades, organ transplantation in Việt Nam is advancing rapidly, with growing technical capacity and nationwide coordination bringing new hope to patients despite ongoing shortages of donated organs.

Weaving dreams in the digital age

From online sales to reviving traditional crafts, ethnic minority women in the northern province of Sơn La are using technology to reshape their lives and preserve their heritage.

Post-holiday hiring gains lift labour outlook

Manufacturing hiring is rising sharply after Tết, but labour recovery is being reshaped by changing worker expectations and growing pressure on employers to offer more than pay alone.

Multi-layered farming adapts to climate change

Rather than relying on a single crop, locals have proactively adopted multi-layered farming, intercropping citrus trees in coconut groves combined with aquaculture, creating stable livelihoods and effectively adapting to climate change.

Key economic indicators set for 2026

The Government has called on all ministries, sectors, and localities to focus on achieving national GDP growth of 10 per cent or higher in 2026, while maintaining macroeconomic stability, controlling inflation, and ensuring major economic balances.

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