Social Affairs

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

Hanoi set a goal of creating new jobs for 162,000 workers this year.

Viet Nam will provide training to medical staff and apply new techniques in the prevention, detection, and treatment of malaria.

Advances in technology may be the key to solving the problems faced by local taxi companies.

The torch relay stands for solidarity, friendship, and good cooperation among ten nations in the Southeast Asian region.

Restoring relics and heritage sites is one of Hanoi's goals and is part of the city's efforts to boost its tourism sector.

The International Day of Happiness, which falls on March 20, aims to make people worldwide aware of the importance of happiness in their lives.

All apprentices must be at least 15 years of age and have educational and health qualifications appropriate to the trade they are learning.

The capital's annual international sports event will be held in October. It's designed to improve the health of local residents while promoting Hanoi's tourism.

Vietnam will be among 15 countries in the world and the third in Southeast Asia with a population of 100 million, of which approximately 68 million are of working age.

Short films with an LGBTQIA+ theme will give the viewer a humane sense of the right to be loved by all the people of the world.

The tournament is a preparation for the 32nd SEA Games, which will be held in Cambodia from May 5-17 this year

The book festival is expected to promote gender equality in literature and serve as a platform for future generations to have access to diverse works, helping break down barriers preventing people from realizing their full potentials and abilities.

The trophy tour inspires Vietnam’s players and encourages the national women’s football team ahead of the World Cup which they will attend for the first time.

Private health centers will be encouraged to play a role in HIV/AIDS treatment, and community-based care will also be expanded.

With a population of 10 million, waste treatment has become an urgent issue for Hanoi on its path to becoming a sustainable city.