On May 28 in Hanoi, the Hanoi Union of Friendship Organizations (HAUFO) held a conference on international current affairs, global people’s movements, and people-to-people diplomacy. The event aimed to provide updates on global developments, enhance knowledge, and strengthen the capacity of those working in people-to-people diplomacy.

In the heart of Village 2, Da Long Commune (Dam Rong District, Lam Dong Province)—formerly known as K’Tung Village—the rhythmic sound of weaving looms continues to resonate daily from the skillful hands of of four to five elderly artisans, over twenty devoted women, and a group of young apprentices learning the art. Few in number but unwavering in dedication, they safeguard the last breath of brocade weaving—a distinctive cultural heritage of the local ethnic minorities—with a quiet yet steadfast belief: the craft will never fade as long as some keep the fire alive.

From applying technology to automatically irrigate durian (remotely controlled); using digital platforms and technologies such as Zalo, Facebook to trade local key products and goods, to using online platforms to communicate with the government - innovative technology is transforming daily life in Da Rsal commune, Dam Rong district, Lam Dong province. With this new approach, Da Rsal is witnessing rapid progress in infrastructure and community development.

According to Vietnam News Agency, on May 22, the European Commission (EC) announced a national risk classification system within the framework of the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Vietnam is classified in the "low risk" group.