With only about one month left before the 2026-2027 academic
year officially begins, educational institutions across Hung Yen Province are
urgently preparing their facilities, determined to create the best possible
learning environment for pupils, students and trainees. In particular,
converting surplus office buildings left after administrative restructuring
into schools and training facilities not only helps make effective use of
public assets and prevent waste, but also gradually addresses bottlenecks in
educational infrastructure and creates more room for the development of the
education sector. Photo: The Duyet - VNA
Thai Binh University provides training courses on digital transformation knowledge and skills for officials, civil servants and public employees in Hung Yen Province. Photo: The Duyet - VNA
Relevant units are urgently repairing and renovating the former Dong Than Commune People's Committee headquarters to convert it into nine classrooms for Dong Than Primary School in Hoan Long Commune, Hung Yen Province. Photo: The Duyet - VNA
Hoan Long Commune, Hung Yen Province, has converted the entire former Dong Than Commune People's Committee headquarters, covering approximately 3,000 square metres, into nine classrooms for Dong Than Primary School. Photo: The Duyet - VNA
The former twin-tower headquarters of the provincial Departments of Finance and Industry and Trade in the former Thai Binh Province has been renovated and converted into the second campus of Thai Binh University. Photo: The Duyet - VNA
The former twin-tower headquarters of the provincial Departments of Finance and Industry and Trade in the former Thai Binh Province has been renovated and converted into the second campus of Thai Binh University. Photo: The Duyet - VNA
At the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, Hanoi, a robot receptionist has been greeting visitors on the ground floor since mid-June
A recent report from Agoda has revealed that Vietnam has been ranked among the top spots as the most-searched Asian destinations by European travellers, showcasing a surge in interest among global tourists.
The programme seeks to help children develop digital skills and other qualities needed as science, technology, innovation and digital transformation increasingly affect education and daily life.
The combination of street food, coffee culture, nightlife and heritage sites is particularly attractive to younger Indian travelers. The relatively affordable prices of accommodation, transport and food compared with some other destinations in the region further strengthen Vietnam's appeal.
Farmers across the
Dong Thap Muoi region in Tay Ninh Province are entering the peak of the 2026
Summer-Autumn rice harvest, with average yields estimated at 7.27 tonnes per
hectare. Traders are purchasing freshly harvested rice directly in the fields.
Alongside the bumper harvest and favorable prices, the agricultural sector and
local authorities are reviewing irrigation and dyke systems, preparing measures
to protect production during the rainy and flood season, and arranging suitable
plans for the upcoming Autumn-Winter crop. Photo: Bui Giang - VNA
Lai Chau province
held an inauguration and handover ceremony on August 6, 2026 for 24
resettlement houses for families who lost their homes in the flash flood at the
San Bay resettlement area, Muong Than commune. The resettlement site covers
10,000 square meters, with each household allocated a 200-square-meter
residential plot and an 80-square-meter house. The project was constructed by
the Lai Chau Provincial Military Command in coordination with the Military
Logistics Academy under the Ministry of National Defence. Photo: Quy Trung -
VNA
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung, Head of the National
Cybersecurity Steering Committee, on August 6, 2026, in Hanoi attended and
launched the campaign in response to Vietnam Cybersecurity Day (August 6) under
the theme: “For a Humane Cyberspace for Everyone.” Photo: VNA
Recognizing the value of indigenous plant resources and
traditional crafts, Hoang Phuc Thang, Director of the Mau Son Ecological Farm
Cooperative in Lang Son Province, has brought together local households to
develop wild lemon growing areas while preserving the traditional craft of
producing A Mui herbal yeast liquor, an OCOP 3-star product. By embracing digital
technology and online marketing, this green economic model created by Dao
ethnic youth in the Mau Son Mountains has expanded its market nationwide while
inspiring innovation and entrepreneurship rooted in their homeland. Photo: Le
Dong - VNA
Construction officially began on the 450MW Dau Tieng 5 solar
power plant in Duong Minh Chau commune, the southern province of Tay Ninh, on
August 4, marking a major step in Vietnam's clean energy transition. With a
total investment of 7.774 trillion VND (nearly 296 million USD), the project is
currently the largest solar power plant by installed capacity in Tay Ninh.
Developed by DT5.1 Energy JSC, a subsidiary of Xuan Cau Holdings, the project
will cover about 645 hectares of semi-submerged land around Dau Tieng
Reservoir. Since 2018, Xuan Cau Holdings has developed the Dau Tieng 1, Dau
Tieng 2 and Dau Tieng 3 solar power plants with a combined capacity of 500MW. Photo:
Minh Phu - VNA
Tay Ninh is implementing a restructuring of its public
school network to streamline the system, optimize the use of teaching staff and
facilities, while ensuring students' right to education and maintaining educational
quality. The province plans to reduce the number of existing public educational
institutions by 45.41%, equivalent to 440 units. The new arrangement has been
designed to meet the operational requirements of the two-tier local government
model and the specific conditions of each locality. Photo: Giang Phuong - VNA
