Việt Nam News

Hậu Giang Province has approved a VNĐ31.9 billion (US$1.26 million) project to build and renovate houses for people with meritorious service and relatives of war martyrs.

This year’s festival will run from February 8 to 16 at the NIHBT headquarters in Cầu Giấy, Hà Nội. With an ambitious target of 8,000 blood units, the campaign aims to replenish vital reserves for hospitals in the capital and across the country.

The project’s focuses include improving passenger travel routes through upgrading stations, enhancing accessibility and rearranging the existing bus network.

The number of universities appearing in prestigious global rankings is increasing, and their positions on the rankings have also improved significantly over the years.

Teaching normal children is already challenging and teaching children with disabilities and developmental delays is far more difficult.

A resident of An Giang Province earns up to VNĐ300 million per year through deer antler farming and fruit cultivation.

HCM City has become the first locality in the country to issue a set of criteria for building the “Happy School” model inspired by UNESCO.

It is anticipated that the technology, renewable energy and logistics sectors would continue to expand rapidly in 2025.

The rapid growth of the digital economy is a major highlight, now accounting for an estimated 18.3 per cent of GDP.

In 2024, Việt Nam reported 45,554 suspected measles cases, including 7,583 confirmed infections and 16 deaths linked to the disease.

Visitors from the Asian markets accounted for the majority of foreign arrivals in the first month of 2025 with 1.6 million, followed by European nations with 266,700 visitors and those from the Americas, 119,700.

A representative from the Traffic Police Department highlighted a notable reduction in violations handled over the past month, reflecting an increased sense of responsibility among road users.

Thủ Đức City’s new master plan will open up new avenues of development for the city, contributing towards transforming HCM City into an economic, cultural, scientific and innovative hub of Việt Nam, according to a conference on February 6.

The ceremony also aims to pray for national peace, prosperity, and harmony, reflecting deep respect and gratitude for the kings and virtuous scholars who laid the foundation for the culture of Thăng Long and the civilisation of Đại Việt, which continues through to the glorious Hồ Chí Minh era.

MoLISA had instructed localities to gain a good grasp of the labour market as well as the personnel situation of local plants and enterprises to take comprehensive measures for ensuring market stability.

The festival also serves as an opportunity to introduce a wide audience to Bắc Giang’s rich cultural heritage, revolutionary history and heroic past, as well as to showcase the warmth and hospitality of its people.

An investment of more than VNĐ42 trillion (US$1.65 billion) has been approved for the development of four key infrastructure projects in HCM City that are aimed at improving connectivity and driving economic growth.

Dr Nguyễn Thị Kim Thanh has become the first female scientist to receive the prestigious Tạ Quang Bửu Award in the field of physics.