Social Affairs

Vietnam and Brazil are forging a future of mutual development, bridging continents through their shared history and new partnerships.

The What A Wonderful World art competition aims to inspire local artists to express their passion and further their careers.

Hanoi authorities plan to stockpile goods and ensure food supplies to prevent price hikes in the final months of the year.

Control and traceability of food are keys to improving meal quality management and ensuring food safety in schools.

The red, yellow and black logo designed by two students from Hanoi has won the logo design competition to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Germany and Vietnam.

Hanoi, in addition to controlling the growing imbalance in the sex ratio at birth, will advance its prenatal and maternal health screening project to improve the quality of the population.

Hanoi will conduct food safety inspections in and around school gates, focusing on high-risk food groups, ready-to-eat foods and beverages, and ready-to-eat establishments.

The event is co-sponsored by the Hanoi People's Committee and the Hanoi Chapter of the Vietnam Fatherland Front in response to the Prime Minister's "For the Poor - Leave No One Behind" movement.

Hanoi reaffirms its commitment to strengthen market control, especially over transactions on online platforms.

The International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists - Asia-Pacific Nation Network (INWES – APNN) 2024 Conference aims to raise the status of female intellectuals in Vietnam and the region.

This recognition is a confirmation of the central role of the workers in the development of the city.

Artists from Germany, France, and Vietnam are collaborating on a community art project that revitalizes a neglected area along the banks of the Red River in Hanoi.

Hanoi has supported farmers who suffered losses in crops and livestock due to the storm.

The mock sessions are expected to make children's voices heard in policymaking.

Hanoi's experts said advancing gender-responsive procurement is not only an ethical imperative but also delivers clear economic advantages.

The talks aim to ensure young people's voices are heard in policymaking.

Going to university may not be the first choice of many young people, but it could help them build a strong foundation to succeed.