PM orders accelerated actions to basically wipe out substandard houses by Oct. 31

PM orders accelerated actions to basically wipe out substandard houses by Oct. 31

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked ministries, agencies and localities to take bold, focused and effective actions to achieve the goal of basically wiping out makeshift and run-down houses nationwide by October 31, two months ahead of the initial target.

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All eight Vietnamese students win medals at Asian Physics Olympiad

All of the eight Vietnamese students attending the 2025 Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) have brought home medals, the Ministry of Education and Training said on May 11.

Scientific research key to Vietnam’s high-quality human resource training


Scientific research within higher education institutions plays a pivotal role not only in enhancing the quality of teaching but also in generating new knowledge that contributes to the sustainable development of the nation.

HCM City's universities go global to meet tech demands


As global integration accelerates and pressure for reform mounts, universities in Ho Chi Minh City are repositioning themselves to churn out graduates who can compete in cutting-edge fields and meet the demands of a fast-changing global economy.

Railway top choice for green tourism in Hai Phong


Vietnam Railways (VNR), in coordination with the Hai Phong municipal authority, held a ceremony on May 10 to announce the recognition of Hai Phong station as a "tourist destination" and launch a high-quality train named "Hoa Phuong Do" (Red Flamboyant).
Algerian journalist admires Vietnam’s path of development

In a piece published by La Patrie News, Algerian journalist Mohamed Abdoun expressed his deep admiration for Vietnam’s journey of transformation, describing the country as a rising presence on the global stage through its dynamic development and distinctive cultural identity.

Reorganized Mekong Delta localities to capitalize on dual advantages


In the near future, after the reorganization and merger, the Mekong Delta region will have six provincial-level administrative units, down from the current 13. These newly formed localities are expected to better harness the region's potential and advantages to accelerate development.

Public satisfaction with administrative services improves further: conference


The public had greater satisfaction with the administrative services provided by state agencies in 2024, heard a report presented at the Government’s monthly meeting and conference with local authorities on April 6 to evaluate the socio-economic development situation in March and the first quarter.

Results of national study on gender equality unveiled in Hanoi


The Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS) held a seminar in Hanoi on March 11 to release outcomes of its recent research on the country’s gender equality as a driver of sustainable development.
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