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Vietnam has adopted a number of international conventions on gender equality, including the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), and passed the Law on Gender Equality in 2006.

All the activities celebrating the 70th anniversary of Hanoi’s Liberation Day will be carried out in an initiative and creative manner.

Given the overall 6% growth projection for the year, the 5.7% growth in Q1 is positive as Vietnam tends to see an upward growth trend in the coming quarters and throughout the year.

Vietnam looks for the compliance among its neighbors to international laws on the seas.

UN agencies' Universal Periodic Review cycle 4 is "extremely disappointing".

The direct power purchase (DDPA) mechanism has been repeatedly proposed by foreign-invested enterprises to be piloted in Vietnam, as they believe it will have a positive impact on competition in Vietnam's energy sector.

Vietnam and the Holy See are believed to nourish the result of going a long way together to get more abundantly rewarded.

Vietnam has ratified several international conventions on gender equality in order to uphold women’s rights and promote their empowerment.

The Hung Temple Festival and Phu Tho Culture and Tourism Week 2024 will run until April 18, featuring a variety of traditional rituals and cultural activities.

When the amended Land Law comes into effect in January 2025, more overseas Vietnamese will be able to own local property.

The forthcoming operations over the next four years would aim to create sustainable livelihoods for the Vietnamese people.

Both sides are expected to set up a joint working group to strengthen cooperation in oil and gas projects.

Given its continued allure for FDI and burgeoning opportunities in renewable energy, the country is well-positioned to attract green investments that can drive sustainable growth.

The documents recount the historical background, the preparations for the campaign, how it developed, the results achieved, and the significance of the campaign.

The World Youth Orchestra, made up of artists from 18 countries and territories, has come to Vietnam to perform and provide professional support to Vietnamese artists.

With an estimated cost of US$4.4 million, the project is expected to improve the landscape and stimulate socio-economic growth.