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Through carefully cultivating sentiments, Ho Chi Minh and his Indian friends laid the groundwork for the two nations’ future friendship to flourish.

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The publishing industry had an outstanding year in terms of digital transformation with the publication of 4,600 e-books, exceeding the target.

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Vietnam is home to three creative cities, including Hanoi, Hoi An and Da Lat, which inspire the country's cultural and creative sectors to grow rapidly and sustainably.

On behalf of the editorial board and the Economic & Urban Newspaper staff, Editor-in-chief Nguyen Thanh Loi expressed his sincere thanks to dear readers, authorities, partners, and friends for their support over the past 25 years.

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This year, the National Book Awards honored two works in the children's book category and two in the science and technology one.

The community - the subject of heritage - must be a part of the process of practicing and teaching the intangible cultural heritage and, at the same time, benefit from it.

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Tet is the most magnificent occasion for Vietnamese people who treasure family reunions, worshiping ancestors, seeing friends, and wishing good luck to themselves and others.

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Vietnam will work with partners to build a green, sustainable, and inclusive Mekong-Lancang region, ensuring harmony between the present and the future, economic growth, and environmental protection.

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Vietnam and the Holy See have made progress in bilateral relations, especially since the establishment of the regular dialogue mechanism of their Joint Working Group in 2009.

Every year on this occasion, both Catholic followers and non-Catholics flock to the well-known church in the heart of Hanoi to celebrate Christmas Eve.

The Vietnamese government has set a goal for the development of cultural industries to contribute 7% to GDP by 2030.

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