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Vietnam Constantly Promotes the Protection of Human Rights
Vietnam has actively engaged in numerous international conventions on human rights and consistently strives to uphold and promote these rights. Its efforts have led to significant achievements that have been widely acknowledged and highly regarded by the international community.
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Tay Ninh Aims to Eradicate all Temporary Housing by Second Quarter
In 2025, the southwestern province aims to eliminate temporary housing by rebuilding or renovating a total of 567 homes. This includes constructing 443 new houses and repairing 124 existing ones, with an estimated budget exceeding 44.8 billion VND (equivalent to 1.75 million USD).
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Thuan 1 Primary School Inaugurated to Support Children in Difficult Areas
On February 27, the People's Committee of Thuan Commune in Huong Hoa District, Quang Tri Province, collaborated with Plan International Vietnam and 1&D Holdings Japan to inaugurate Thuan 1 Primary School. This new facility offers a secure and sturdy learning environment for primary school students in this challenging region, marking an important step forward for the local community.
Vietnam Professor wins Global Health Innovation Leadership Award
Prof. Dr. Tran Xuan Bach, Vice President of the Vietnam Young Physicians Association, lecturer at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, was honored with the 2025 Global Healthcare Innovation Leadership Award.
Children Equipped with Skills to Become Global Citizens
The Children Act for the Future (CAF) project, implemented by GNI from April to December 2024, aims to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills for the young generation to connect and integrate with the world. CAF creates conditions for children to "transform" into global citizens and practice implementing social projects to improve global issues locally and act for the future.
US-Funded Initiative to Combat Child Drowning in Hanoi
The project "Supporting the implementation of effective and sustainable interventions to prevent and combat child drowning" funded by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, USA, will help 2,400 children in Hanoi learn to swim safely.
Open Visa Policy Positions Vietnam as Leading Regional Destination
With nearly 17.6 million international arrivals in 2024, Vietnam has not only nearly fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels but has also surpassed several renowned Southeast Asian destinations, including Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia. According to Indonesia’s Tempo newspaper, Vietnam’s remarkable tourism rebound is closely linked to its open visa policies and effective promotional strategies.
Over 9,000 Orphans and Disabled People in Dak Lak Receive Scholarships and Medical upport
In Dak Lak province, over 9,000 orphans and disabled individuals have received various forms of support, including scholarships, charity houses, wheelchairs, and assistance with trees and seedlings. These initiatives aim to empower them, providing much-needed encouragement to overcome challenges and enhance their quality of life.
NCF to Continue Accompanying Vietnamese Children with Craniofacial Deformities
The statement was made by Chen Yi Ling, Director of Noordhoff Craniofacial Foundation (NCF) at the opening ceremony of NCF's office in Vietnam, on February 22 in Hanoi.
More Than 400 International Delegates Participate In 2025 Friendship Spring Tour
On March 1, the Hanoi Union of Friendship Organizations will coordinate with the Hanoi Department of Tourism and the People's Committee of Me Linh district to organize the 2025 Friendship Spring Tour program.
Resolution 57: Key to Vietnam’s Breakthrough Development
On December 22, 2024, the Politburo issued Resolution 57 on breakthroughs in science and technology, innovation, and national digital transformation. For the first time, these areas have been prioritized as the “top critical breakthrough,” serving as the main driving force for rapidly developing a modern productive force, refining production relations, innovating national governance methods, advancing socio-economic development, preventing the risk of stagnation, and propelling Vietnam toward prosperity in the new era.
Francophone Space Launched at Hanoi Medical University
On February 17, Hanoi Medical University held the launching ceremony of the "Francophone Space", marking an important step in developing the studying and teaching of the French language and promoting international cooperation in medical education.
Hello Vietnam: Artists Rediscover Roots Through Art
The "Hello Vietnam" exhibition is an opportunity for Vietnamese-American artists to showcase their artistic perspectives and a journey of rediscovering their roots through each brushstroke.
46 Years On: Vietnamese Sovereignty at the Northern Border Endures
The date February 17, 1979, marks the beginning of the Northern Border Defense War, a conflict that arose from territorial disputes between Vietnam and China. While a tragic moment between the two socialist nations, the justified conflict serves as an important reminder of Vietnamese sovereignty and the profound sacrifices of Vietnam's military and people.
Vietnam: Prosperity Through Renovation
Since the beginning of the Doi Moi (Renovation) policy in 1986, Vietnam has made remarkable progress, steadily advancing on the path of development toward prosperity. Through careful planning and leadership, Vietnam's journey toward prosperity and growth continues to inspire other nations both within and beyond the region.
Vietnamese Wife, Western Husband: Love Stories Born from Serendipitous Encounters
A message on a dating app, a chance meeting by Hoan Kiem Lake, or an online conversation, these are the beginnings of many beautiful love stories between Vietnamese women and their Western husbands.
Vietnam Hopes for Continued Cooperation with US in Fixing War Aftermath
Vietnam wants to work with the US to implement practical and effective cooperation in addressing war aftermath, contributing to the stable and long-term development of bilateral relations in line with the spirit of the joint statement on the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for peace, cooperation, and sustainable development.
Vietnam Participation in Paris AI Summit Affirms Its Role in the Int'l AI Community
From February 10-13, 2025, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Bui Hoang Phuong led the Vietnamese delegation to attend the AI Action Summit in Paris, France.
Vietnam Begins Term as UN Women Executive Board Member
Ambassador Dang Hoang Giang, Permanent Representative of Vietnam to the United Nations (UN), attended the annual session of the UN Women Executive Board on February 10 as a newly elected member for the 2025-2027 term.
The Swede Who Fell in Love with Hoi An
After setting out on a globetrotting journey, Kawa Wandi, his wife Nisha, and their three children decided to put down roots in Vietnam's idyllic Hoi An town. Wandi cites the town's charms and safety as his family's reasons to live abroad.
International Tourist Visit Tam Bao Pagoda (Da Nang) to Seek Tranquility and Happiness
On February 6 (the 9th day of the Lunar New Year), Tam Bao Theravāda Pagoda in Da Nang welcomed numerous international visitors who came to offer prayers for peace and blessings.
Vietnamese Language Preserved and Spread in Malaysia
From February 8-10, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Chairwoman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Affairs, Le Thi Thu Hang, paid a working visit to Malaysia. During her meeting with the Vietnamese Embassy in Malaysia, Le Thi Thu Hang highly praised the efforts to preserve and maintain the Vietnamese language, as well as the dedication of teachers and students to teaching and learning.
Japanese Professor Hiroki Tahara: Return to Vietnam for the Language
Japanese Professor Hiroki Tahara of Japan does not say "going to Vietnam" or "coming to Vietnam". For him, it is "returning to Vietnam" - a return to listen to the Vietnamese language, a return with nostalgia, to the place where "the land has become (his) soul".
