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Vietnam now has nearly 900,000 businesses, up from just 5,000 in the early 1990s.

Hanoi hosts Techfest 2023, promoting innovation and development in the Capital Region.

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.

EU Ambassador believes that with the EU's long-term experience in sustainable development, green transition, innovation, and modern technology, the EU has many advantages to support Vietnam in implementing sustainable development goals.

The program is dedicated to the 10 young women volunteers who gave their lives for the victory of Dong Loc during the anti-American war.

The documentaries will give audiences a deeper insight into life, people and society in two contrasting cultures: East and West.

Among the valuable books and documents donated is a collection of articles by international journalists on the war in Vietnam.

Hanoi's education sector is exerting efforts to implement universal education programs through the road map.

Noi Bai International Airport surpasses Narita Airport in Japan and Incheon Airport in South Korea, with more than 63% of passengers rating queuing times four or five stars.

The Vietnamese Government prioritizes promoting nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment to help keep people healthy.

To date, ten out of the 27 EU countries have ratified the agreement.

The initiative for some Southeast Asian countries aims to create more decent jobs, especially for young people.

The newly opened General Nguyen Chi Thanh Military Museum is expected to become an exciting place for those interested in history in Hanoi.

The Vietnam Literature Museum is a cultural and literary shrine of Vietnam and a cultural monument of Hanoi, as it houses a wealth of precious artifacts related to Vietnamese writers and literature from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Localities in the region will increase funding for basic research and the training of high-quality human resources.

Tran Phuc Duyen belonged to the last generation of École des Beaux-Arts students. One of those who emigrated to Europe, he was the only one to pursue lacquer as a lifelong passion.