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Vietnam's experience in managing, preserving and promoting cultural heritage can be shared with other countries around the world.

This aligns with Hanoi's commitment to becoming part of the global community of developing cities focused on innovation.

Over the past 30 years, the Vietnam Federation of UNESCO Associations has received many prestigious awards from the Party and the State for its contribution to world peace and development.

Hanoi Study Promotion Association continues to advise the city on promoting study, nurturing talent, and building a learning society.

UNESCO will continue to support Hanoi in the promotion of cultural heritage, said the Assistant Director-General of UNESCO's Africa Department.

Hanoi will realize the city's vision and policy through long-term programs and action plans, creating favorable conditions to take the design to new heights.

To date, Vietnam has fifteen elements inscribed on UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage and List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding.

One of Hanoi's most fascinating and historic events, the festival is a tribute to Saint Giong, one of Vietnam's four immortals.

Hanoi is moving in the right direction, working to realize its vision of a creative city and making great efforts to fulfill its commitments to UNESCO.

The event will take place on the occasion of Hung Kings' Commemoration Day which falls on the 10th of the third Lunar month.

Vietnamese young people are making efforts to protect the ocean and minimize the amount of plastic waste in the environment.

The years-long projects help address stereotypes and other cultural barriers and encourage students of ethnic minorities to increase access and retention in schools.

The "We are ABLE" project aims to strengthen the ability of children from ethnic minorities, especially girls, to overcome the challenges they face.

As home to nearly 300 national treasures, Hanoi has a valuable source of ritual and cultural traits that tell its history of thousands of years.

Hanoi aims to have the necessary facilities to take the first steps toward restoring the main space of Kinh Thien Palace in 2023.

In the middle of the excavation pit at Thang Long Imperial Citadel, experts have recently found artifacts and valuable findings related to Kinh Thien Palace, a sacred symbol of Thang Long-Hanoi's millennia-old history.