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Nearly 300 participants including education leaders, teachers, students from Vinh Long province, and representatives of United Nations agencies attended the event “Girls' Vision for the Future” on October 12. The event highlighted the crucial role girls play in shaping an equitable and inclusive future.

Stick rice balls in ginger syrup and black chicken hotpot are among the four local dishes to feature on the list of the 100 best-rated dishes with ginger from across the world.

To continue the annual activities to take care of workers during the Tet holiday, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor has issued a plan to organize the "Trade Union Tet Market 2025" program.

UNDP, The Ocean Cleanup, local partners, including the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, the Can Tho Department of Natural Resources and Environment, and waste collection volunteers, will organize the "Green Heroes, Clean Tech" Programme from 18 to 20 September 2024, aim to raise awareness and promote clean technology solutions to reduce and treat plastic waste, contributing to protecting the environment and public health. It also aims to unite changemakers from various parts of society to promote behavior change in the plastics industry, and support policies to stop plastic pollution at the source.

Phan Van Anh, Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, has stated that for the Lunar New Year 2025, the organization will provide transportation support, including vehicles and planes, to help union members and workers return to their hometowns and workplaces.

The Opening Ceremony for the 2024 Vietnam Workers and Civil Servants Football Tournament was held on the morning of September 27 at Ton Duc Thang Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City. Ngo Duy Hieu, Vice President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor, was present at the event.

Vo Thi Thuy Hien, a 44-year-old owner of a noodle shop in Di An City, Binh Duong, has become the luckiest customer in this summer's “Tear off Dr Thanh Tea label and win x9 gifts" program. She won the special prize of nine 999.9 SJC gold pieces, each weighing five maces.

The concept of Net Zero has recently gained significant attention from society, particularly as climate change increasingly negatively impacts our planet. Numerous solutions and actions have been proposed, aiming for sustainable production and business practices. The application of aseptic filling technology is an effective solution adopted by companies in the beverage sector.

Soya Calcium has become a staple for many Vietnamese consumers. Made from pure soybeans, Soya Calcium is not just a tasty and nourishing beverage but also serves as a link between generations, aiding in the collective care of their nutrition and beauty.

Currently, numerous workers are striving to enhance their work efficiency to progressively attain their year-end objectives. Whether aiming for a promotion or just to boost their income for a fulfilling Tet celebration with family, it's crucial for them to preserve their energy to guarantee both health and the quality of their work.

Classes unique without blackboards, white chalk, tuition fees, and lesson plans have emerged from a determination to uplift and a passion to share love and add value to the community of girls with disabilities. These classes have planted the seeds of knowledge for hundreds of children facing hardships, transforming into a hub that fosters connection, exudes vibrant energy, and embodies the spirit that "nothing is impossible."

To equip students with crucial knowledge and skills, GNI has launched the program “Hello, Dear 18” for students aged 16-18 in GNI project areas. It also creates conditions for them to have more correct orientations for the future.

Although it is challenging to align business targets with the aspiration to create sustainable values for the community, beverage manufacturing companies, such as Tan Hiep Phat, have endeavored to adopt numerous measures to enhance their green production capabilities.

On September 14 and 15, the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor dispatched five working groups to areas impacted by Storm Yagi (Storm No. 3) and aftermath floods to assist union members and workers. The Trade Union organization extended care, solidarity, and motivation to businesses disrupted by the adverse weather, urging a swift resumption of production to secure employment and income for the workforce.

On September 12, the "Mid-Autumn Festival and Scholarship Awarding for Students Overcoming Difficulties and Children in Difficult Circumstances" was held for the 23rd time at the Binh Duong Convention & Exhibition Center. Numerous meaningful and practical gifts, such as thousands of nutritional supplements from Tan Hiep Phat Company, were distributed to hardworking students and children in difficult situations.