General Director of the Vietnam News Agency Vũ Việt Trang said VNA is increasing policy communication to support Việt Nam's socio-economic development, with a particular emphasis on green and circular economies.
The HCM City People’s Committee, the city Labour Federation and Sài Gòn Giải Phóng (Liberated Saigon) newspaper on Tuesday gave away the Tôn Đức Thắng Awards to 15 engineers and workers to honour their technical initiatives and practical scientific projects.
For the past 12 years, Đặng Thị Bảy, a 78-year-old war invalid, has been selling lottery tickets in Lấp Võ District, Đồng Tháp Province to save money to repair the martyrs' cemetery, fulfilling her promise to her former comrades.
Kiên Giang has reported fewer traffic deaths this year, but potholed roads and encroachment by street vendors mean the number of accidents and injuries have risen.
A boat captain and broker, along with two others charged with organising an illegal fishing crew.
HCM City will spend more than VNĐ62. 5 trillion (US$2.5 billion) to undertake urgent repairs of 23 disaster prevention projects in 2024.
Hà Nội has advanced in promoting cultural and social projects, but businesses are still facing many challenges to move forward. To overcome any potential hurdles enterprises attended a conference organised by the Hanoi Promotion Agency aiming to propose effective solutions.
According to the latest data from the Institute of Geophysics, more than 230 earthquakes have rocked Kon Plông District since January. Among these, a magnitude 5.0 earthquake on July 28 was the most powerful to hit the area in over a century.
A survey from the Việt Nam Association of Realtors showed that the country has about 400 retirement homes, with around 50 per cent of them charity centres or state-invested facilities.
Customers, especially international tourists, will find it easy to buy tickets online and pay with their bank cards.
After ten years, the total credit for the Vietnam Bank for Social Policies has surpassed VNĐ373 trillion, while outstanding debt has reached nearly VNĐ351 trillion, helping more than 3.1 million households escape poverty, and over 4.2 million people get jobs.
Sóc Trăng Province has implemented effective programmes to improve the lives of ethnic minority peoples and reduce poverty rates among them.
Both sides agreed to study and carry out projects in the above-mentioned domains to better socioeconomic conditions, thus improving the livelihoods of people, particularly those living in mountainous, remote, and ethnic minority-inhabited areas.
Tiền Giang Province, one of the country’s main fruit producers, is focusing on developing specialised fruit farms to serve exports.
Education and training need attention to create momentum for rapid and sustainable national development, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính said on Monday.
He played a key role in popularising IR36 rice variety in areas frequently attacked by pests in the Mekong Delta region and collborating with farmers in applying advanced grafting techniques.
Bến Tre Province aims to eradiate all temporary and dilapidated houses and replace them with concrete houses by 2025.
Localities must intensify surveillance at entry points and healthcare facilities, integrating these efforts with ongoing HIV/AIDS prevention, particularly in gynaecology, dermatology and related health services.
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