Social Affairs

The contest aims to strengthen diplomatic relations and people-to-people exchanges between Vietnam and Japan.

In Hanoi, there are estimated to be 250,000 people aged 75 and over who require significant social and medical support.

The effective operation of handicraft villages has helped local people improve their living standard and contributed to the city's socio-economic development.

The prestigious award recognizes the young Vietnamese scientist's efforts in conservation and sustainability.

All of Hanoi's small-scale, piecemeal river conservation projects have been a failure.

Vietnam’s policymakers are urged to mainstream gender equality and inclusivity to identify environmental protection and actions against plastic pollution.

The award encourages the involvement of young people to carry out green initiatives.

With classes taught online by teachers based in Hanoi, local primary school students in the Meo Vac District have been enjoying fun and exciting lessons.

Me Linh has risen strongly from a difficult suburban district after 15 years of integration into Hanoi.

The project is expected to improve the material and spiritual lives of its members.

Food safety inspection and supervision will be further strengthened in Hanoi.

The flower garden in Hanoi's central district has received a facelift after renovation.

LEGO’s first official store is expected to become a new destination for fun and experiences for Vietnamese children.

The fund will help disadvantaged children in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam, to improve their digital learning conditions.

Hanoi deserves to be a leading locality in the country as it has transformed its road network.

The living conditions and incomes of local people in Van Tao Commune have improved since it was incorporated into Hanoi in 2008.

More than 10,000 digital signatures have been issued to the citizens of Hanoi so that they can carry out public procedures online.

It is important to have a correct and comprehensive understanding of human trafficking and view it through various lenses to effectively fight against it.

The initiative for some Southeast Asian countries aims to create more decent jobs, especially for young people.

Amateur and professional photographers, including expatriates in Vietnam, are invited to participate in the Circular Economy Photo Contest 2023.