Việt Nam ready to share experience to help UK join CPTPP Việt Nam is willing and ready to share its experience with the UK if the country wants to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).

Adult literacy classes help Yên Bái's development

The mountainous district of Trạm Tấu in Yên Bái Province has achieved success over the past 75 years since it started implementing President Hồ’s teachings to popularise the Vietnamese language and basic knowledge among local ethnic groups.

Road leads to better lives for ethnic minority groups

National Highway 16 running through the mountainous districts of Nghệ An Province is known as the “Happy Road” among local ethnic minority groups because it has helped people in remote villages escape poverty.

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Reflections on a revolution

Lê Đức Vân was among the key people behind the historic August 1945 Revolution in Hà Nội, a major landmark in modern Vietnamese history that helped shape what the country is today.

Residents plant moss rose along rural roads to tackle littering

After the local government provided fertiliser for local residents to grow the flowers, the roads have a new look and no one wants to dump the trash and damage the beautiful flowers.

Border soldiers foster disadvantaged children

Soldiers from La ÊÊ visited poor children’s houses to ask the families to let them adopt the children.

Fishing villagers move inland

After dozens of years living on floating boats catching fish along the Lam River, the residents of a fishing village in Tam Sơn Commune, Anh Sơn District of the central province of Nghệ An, have moved to houses on land with the support of local authorities.

New Cần Giờ Bridge, coastal tourism sites approved The Prime Minister has approved the construction of Cần Giờ Bridge as well as plans to develop the Cần Giờ Tourism Urban Area project.

Hội An tourism industry to restructure for post-COVID-19 age Having benefited from heritage-based tourism over the past two decades, the ancient town of Hội An – a UNESCO-recognised world heritage site – should dramatically make its tourism products more ‘green’ and sustainable on the basis of nature and culture in creating unique value and attractions for tourists in the future.