Authorities at all levels have shifted from a passive, procedure-based approach to a proactive, service-oriented mindset focused on facilitating people and businesses.
These contributions from the Vietnamese community abroad have reflected their expectations for Vietnam’s next breakthroughs following the 14th National Party Congress, along with their readiness to join hands in the country’s development in the new era.
Investors today not only pay attention to rental prices or location but are also seeking industrial parks that provide a comprehensive and environmentally friendly ecosystem.
Party General Secretary To Lam has highlighted the power of great national unity in an article written on the occasion of the 95th traditional day of the Vietnam Fatherland Front.
Bookings by Russian tourists to Vietnam and Thailand have risen over the past week, and are expected to extend through April–May next year, according to the Russian Union of Travel Industry (RUTI).
Administrative reform remains HCM City’s top priority. The city aims to cut at least 30% of procedures, reduce processing times and costs, and shift from a “management mindset” to a “service mindset” to better support the business community.
highlights UNESCO’s pioneering role in making culture an independent pillar contributing to sustainable development at both national and global levels — a motivation to maintain peace, promote creative industries, and protect cultural diversity and inclusive economic growth, and enhance social cohesion.
The draft documents submitted to the upcoming congress reflect a strategic vision and strong determination to build an open, modern, and internationally integrated education system while preserving Vietnam’s cultural identity, Hoang Van Quan, Vice Chairman of the Vietnamese Business Association in Laos and Chairman and General Director of NNC Pharma, told Vietnam News Agency correspondents in Vientiane.
, proposed by Vietnam and other co-authors and supported by 71 countries, recommends that the United Nations General Assembly consider launching an “International Decade on Culture for Sustainable Development” as soon as possible, with priority given to the 2027–2036 period.