Social Affairs

Gender stereotypes have generated preconceptions when it comes to reporting on gender-related issues in Vietnam and changes should be made to improve the situation.

The unique To he work called “Mid-Autumn Lantern Procession” by an artist from Phu Xuyen District, Hanoi won the highest award among 56 winning products.

With global governance, national governance should be an actual "launching pad" for development.

Finding land is the most daunting task for local authorities when it comes to building a new school.

Vietnam's textile and garment products for export are set to meet ecological standards under the requirements of free trade agreements.

The aim of the program is to mobilize young people to take part in ensuring the order and safety of traffic on roads and waterways in the locality.

The “Ehon Week” introduces a variety of book-related activities such as exhibitions, presentations, and readings of Ehon picture books for children.

The Japanese Government is reviewing measures to attract high-quality labor, easing requirements for those from Vietnam.

The exhibition features over 500 products and their counterfeit versions in various fields.

It now takes approximately 20 minutes for a driver to complete the process of applying and having their license renewed.

At this time, many businesses in Hanoi are recruiting a large number of workers to serve their production and business activities.

Since its first edition in 1992, the awards ceremony has become an important activity to inspire individuals to greater achievements.

Music has an amazing ability to connect our hearts and bridge divides in a way that words alone cannot.

In response to the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, this year's Science Film Festival on Ecosystem Restoration will be held in Vietnam from October 10 to the end of December.

Experts suggest that the Hanoi authorities should improve the master plans of the city's development to maximize the benefits of the satellite cities.

Ten Hanoi residents were honored as "Outstanding Citizens of the Capital" for having made extraordinary contributions to developing the city.

Japan's support will improve Vietnam's forecasting capacity and hydro-meteorological services.

The saola is critically endangered and is listed on the Red List of Threatened Species of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the Red Data Book of Vietnam.

Hanoi aims to create 162,000 jobs this year.

The second phase of Young Health Program Vietnam will be implemented over three years to improve Vietnamese youth's health and quality of life, primarily those between 10-24 years of age.