Việt Nam News

Sok Eysan, the speaker of the Cambodia People Party, confirmed that the Cambodian people are lucky to have survived the genocide regime thanks to the Kampuchean United Front for National Salvation with the effective support of Vietnamese voluntary troops.

The project was co-implemented by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in Việt Nam and the Police Department of Firefighting, Prevention and Rescue under the Ministry of Public Security.

More than 80 per cent of overseas Vietnamese are living in industrial and developed countries and major global economic hubs. 

There is a focus on reviewing and understanding the living conditions of policy beneficiaries, revolutionary contributors, and individuals facing difficulties.

New-style rural area construction in the Mekong Delta has gained remarkable results, affirming the correct guidelines and policies of the Party and State on agricultural and countryside development.

There’s a common misconception in Việt Nam that makes people reluctant to become organ donors. Some believe that if they donate vital body parts it will affect them in the afterlife. Thankfully not everyone thinks so, and more is being done to encourage people to give the gift of life.

Initial information from the Hoàn Kiếm People's Committee suggests that the victims died due to smoke inhalation.

Đồng Nai Province plans to have all its communes recognised as advanced new-style rural ones by 2025.

The HCM City Police have launched a traffic safety campaign to ensure traffic order and safety in the period ahead of Tết (Lunar New Year) and spring festivals.

Việt Nam will explore 518 mineral areas and issue mining licences for 931 others in the 2021-30 period.

Faced with continuously increasing air pollution, Hà Nội has implemented many solutions to control the problem.

Digitalised lessons, teaching materials and integrated pedagogical methods have become more common in vocational schools, however, digital transformation remains a major challenge.

Thanks to the attention from authorities and the people's willpower, Na Ngân village has been thriving,

International travel activities may fully recover by the end of 2024, reaching the levels achieved in 2019. However, the recovery is expected to be uneven across different regions.

The HCM City health sector has proposed a ban on the sale of drugs through social media platforms or livestreams in an effort to tackle the sale of counterfeit or substandard medicine, as well as medicine without documented origin.

EVN must learn from the shortage incidents in 2023 and make efforts to avoid major power incidents occurring during heat waves.

The signing ceremony was held by the T-Matsuoka Medical Centre – a Japanese medical system in Việt Nam, and the Fujifilm Corporation from Japan.

Many Hanoi craft village products have special value and are recognized as national treasures