Charles Han, Head of Immigration and Migration at the UK Embassy in Hà Nội, reaffirmed the UK Government’s commitment to partnering with the Vietnamese Government and partners to tackle illegal migration and combat human trafficking.
Japan and UNICEF have launched a five-year, US$6 million initiative to strengthen disaster and climate resilience for children in Việt Nam, with around 27 million children expected to benefit nationwide.
Like Tết, football brings people together from ages and backgrounds, capturing the spirit of togetherness, joy and hope. With Tết just around the corner, the Ambassadors and Chargé d’Affaires to Việt Nam from the G4 countries: New Zealand, Canada, Norway and Switzerland, took to the football pitch to join the festivities and extend their New Year greetings to people across the country.
At the end of the meeting, both sides agreed to maintain and expand cooperation, viewing this as an important starting point for long-term coordination in book printing and distribution, contributing to spreading educational and knowledge values to the community.
Cẩm Thạch, a remote mountainous commune located about 94km from Thanh Hóa City centre, spans more than 106 sq.m after a recent administrative merger and is home to nearly 32,000 residents, mostly from Kinh and Mường ethnic groups.
The Ministry of Science and Technology is seeking public feedback on draft lists of high technologies and strategic technologies, part of efforts to sharpen policy priorities and reinforce Việt Nam’s competitiveness in the global technology race.
PM Phạm Minh Chính affirmed that the Party, State and Government always pay attention and direct thorough Tết care, ensuring necessary conditions for people to enjoy Spring and celebrate Tết, bringing social welfare policies to life.
As Việt Nam approaches key political milestones, Hà Nội’s reinvention – from subsidy-era capital to innovation hub – highlights the changing priorities of a fast modernising economy.
The Việt Nam Railways has worked to master and integrate various technologies for existing train dispatching information systems, aiming for technological autonomy and readiness to manage and master technology transfers for railway projects.
The decree also regulates the aviation authority to take responsibility to develop, issue and implement annual aviation safety monitoring programme for planes, flying activities, airports and other fields as reguations.
In the final days before Tết, while families decorate their homes and plan reunions, thousands of domestic helpers in big cities are working from dawn until late night, meeting a surge in demand that has turned the Lunar New Year into the busiest and most lucrative, time of their year.
Maintaining annual Tết activities not only strengthens solidarity within the Vietnamese community, but also expands engagement with local authorities and residents,
The railway sector also updated timetables and routes between Hà Nội and Hải Phòng in both directions.
Alongside the northeast monsoon, light rain and drizzle will occur in northern provinces and cities, concentrated in the second half of February and March.
An AI-powered robotic glove developed by researchers at Thủy Lợi University enables hand rehabilitation, offering a cost-effective, locally-tailored solution to help patients regain motor functions. The initiation allows doctors to control the glove and assist patients during rehabilitation.
More than 200 students and pupils were assisted in returning home for Tết (Lunar New Year) under the “Spring Journey” programme launched by the Việt Nam National University-HCM City (VNU-HCM) on February 8.
Border guards in Quảng Ninh coordinated a late-night rescue after a Japanese cruise passenger suffered a stroke while the ship was en route to Hạ Long.
During off-peak periods from 5.30 to 6am and from 9am to 16:30, trains will operate at 10-minute intervals.
