Việt Nam News

The National Assembly’s approval of additional charter capital investment effectively 'unleashes' mechanisms, allowing the Việt Nam Express Corporation break through after two decades of overcoming difficulties.

This initiative is expected to collect over 45,000 units of blood this year.

Located in the centre of Fukuoka City in Japan, a school called Đại Việt Language and Culture Academy spreads a love of Vietnamese language and culture.

A memorandum of cooperation has been signed opening up opportunities to bring to Việt Nam many new vaccines, including a vaccine to prevent hand, foot and mouth disease.

In 2024 the Quảng Trị Province's Border Guard Command adopted 24 children as part of the 'Foster Children of the Border Guards' programme and supported 71 children in the 'Helping Children Get to School' programme.

Domestic generative AI firm, Vietnam Artificial Intelligence Joint Stock Company (AIAIVN), and the Digital Transformation Solution Joint Stock Company (VR360), have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in promoting and developing collaborative research and technology application activities.

A job fair was held at Seoul Cyber University on February 23, opening up job opportunities, and shared knowledge, experience, and career guidance for Vietnamese students in the Republic of Korea.

With the new decision approved by the Ministry of Transport, Bắc Ninh Province will have four inland ports of Tân Chi, Quế Võ, Yên Phong and Gia Bình.

The close collaboration between universities, localities and businesses not only helps improve the quality of higher education, but is also an important driving force for the country’s socio-economic development, Nguyễn Minh Tâm, vice chancellor of the Việt Nam National University-HCM City (VNU-HCM), said at a connection day held in HCM City on Saturday (February 22).

According to the dispatch sent to the Ministers of Public Security and Transport, Chairpersons of the provincial People's Committee and those of centrally-run cities, the National Traffic Safety Committee, and major national media outlets, the accident occurred at 11:30 pm on February 21 in Sập Vạt commune, Yên Châu district, leaving six dead and nine others injured.

In a bold step toward advancing sci-tech, many of Việt Nam’s leading universities are rolling out innovative policies to lure top global talent.

Nguyễn Đình Anh of the Ministry of Health writes about challenges, opportunities, and the path forward for the sector.

Nearly 40 female officials from 17 southern provinces and cities attended a three-day training programme for trainers on gender-responsible food safety in HCM City.

Medical professionals—both civilian and military—are working tirelessly to bridge the healthcare gap in border areas, bringing much-needed treatment and hope to communities on both sides of the border.

The southern province of Sóc Trăng is speeding up efforts to eliminate temporary and dilapidated housing in which poor and near-poor households live by building anew or repairing them.

The HCM City People’s Council has approved a policy to waive tuition fees for kindergarten and high school students, effective from the next academic year.

While past discussions on rural development focused on roads, schools, and well-built homes, the priority today must be fostering a knowledge-based countryside, enhancing rural connectivity, and building a sustainable economy.

Phan Thái Bình, Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, thanked the Indian Government and experts for their support in preserving Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary