UNESCO advances STEAM education for Vietnamese girls

The third phase, themed We Are ABLE for a Seamless Future: From Learning to Leading through STEAM Education, will be implemented over 36 months (2026–2029). It seeks to advance gender-transformative STEAM education in Việt Nam, empowering girls and ethnic learners to take on leadership roles in an innovation-driven economy.

Việt Nam, Germany enhance cooperation in high-tech health care

Further priorities include stepping up technology transfer, especially core technologies, developing high-quality human resources, considering the establishment of R&D and innovation centres in Việt Nam, and strengthening links between businesses, research institutes and hospitals.

Two foreign cruise passengers rescued off HCM City coast

Việt Nam’s maritime search and rescue forces have successfully evacuated two foreign passengers suffering from severe medical conditions from a Panama-flagged cruise ship and brought them ashore for urgent treatment.

Việt Nam to host first livestock, veterinary science conference

Việt Nam will hold its first national conference on livestock and veterinary science and technology on March 27–28, bringing together more than 750 officials, researchers and industry leaders to review recent research and steer the sector toward modernisation, sustainability and digital transformation.

Vietjet Air to launch Hà Nội-Prague route

The launch of the new service is expected to facilitate travel for the Vietnamese community in the Czech Republic, while boosting tourism, trade, and exchanges between Việt Nam and Kazakhstan, as well as the Central European region.

New push links TB detection to yearly health checks

Việt Nam’s National Lung Hospital and the National Tuberculosis Control Programme have urged the Ministry of Health to add TB screening to annual routine health checks, aiming to close large detection gaps and accelerate early treatment under a 2026 policy push.

Government unveils 2026–2030 plan to protect children online

The Government has approved a national programme for 2026–2030 to protect children online and promote their healthy digital development, combining stronger safeguards, expanded digital safety education and technological measures to create a safer online environment nationwide.

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