Social Affairs

The city's authorities target to ensure social benefits are paid into pensioners' bank accounts as quickly as possible.

The plan aims to improve the landscape and environment of the lake.

Hanoi will continue to strengthen traffic law education, driver awareness and traffic culture, as well as inspection and handling of traffic offenses.

Stamps featuring the dragon, a sacred animal in Vietnamese belief, were launched to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dragon in 2024.

The competition is an excellent way to develop young people's writing skills and ability to express thoughts clearly about social problems they may be concerned about.

Hanoi will work to increase social, unemployment, and voluntary insurance coverage.

The vibrant photos and clips by the two artists give audiences a close-up view of the contemporary life of the Vietnamese community living thousands of miles away from their homeland.

The streets and neighborhoods are filled with the atmosphere of welcoming the New Year.

The gifts will be given to people of meritorious services, poor households, the elderly, workers in difficult circumstances, and people with disabilities.

The Hanoi Youth Union held the final round of the "Challenge of Applying Artificial Intelligence Technology to Connect Small and Medium Enterprise Supply Chains" (RESET 2023) competition on December 23.

This is one of many activities in celebrating 50 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Hanoi authorities have set a goal of zero accident black spots in the city.

The number of Vietnamese migrant workers in Japan is the highest among 15 countries.

Handicrafts are one of the key areas of cultural cooperation and people-to-people exchanges in the ASEAN region.

The lowest temperatures during the time the region is hit by the cold snap are 11 to 13 degrees Celsius, and one to nine degrees Celsius in mountainous areas.

Vietnam Town is the world's first Vietnamese settlement with such a name and will have significant political, economic, cultural and people-to-people exchange implications for Vietnam-Thailand relations.

Nearly six million Vietnamese living abroad are expected to be a strong resource to contribute to the development and promotion of sustainable green tourism in Vietnam.

Hanoi authorities planned to stock up on goods and ensure food supplies to prevent price hikes during the national holiday.

Hanoi’s international airport usually witnesses a surge in passengers and flights during the busiest days of Tet holiday as travelers head home to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

The graceful traditional costumes of Vietnamese women help bridge the gap and make diplomatic receptions cozier.