Social Affairs

Hanoi aims to create jobs for 165,000 workers this year.

Reading movements will be launched in families, schools, public offices, the armed forces and communities.

Gift shops, supermarkets and shopping malls in Hanoi offer many promotions and discounts for International Women's Day.

Ending gender-based violence (GBV) and harmful practices such as child marriage and son preference remain critical.

Hanoi is focusing on biodiversity conservation, using land resources to preserve wildlife on the Red River.

The plan aims to implement a vocational education and training policy that involves students, parents, businesses and workers.

A large number of trade promotion activities will take place in Hanoi in the months of May, July and November this year.

The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has set a target of sending 125,000 Vietnamese workers abroad this year.

Vietnamese professional and non-professional photographers and overseas Vietnamese are invited to participate in the Vietnam Art Photo Contest and Exhibition 2024 and vie for great prizes.

The ASEAN Foundation and SAP are working together to empower young people to create innovative solutions to improve the lives of the ASEAN community, including the production of green energy and its economic benefits.

In this award-winning film, talented young director Pham Ngoc Lan tells the story of family relationships and the complex intertwining of Eastern and Western cultures in contemporary Vietnamese society.

Vietnam utilizes FaceID technology to streamline immigration.

A pair of expats have raised money to help underprivileged children in Vietnam by walking from the north to the south for almost three months.

Vietnam's labor market is anticipated to exhibit positive signs of recovery in 2024, although it may not fully revert to pre-Covid-19 levels.

Thi Cam Village, nestled in Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi, was veiled in a haze of smoke during the annual rice cooking festival, drawing a bustling crowd of locals and tourists.

More than 170 prisoners have benefited from the state's leniency policy this time.

Hanoi Book Street will remain open during the Tet holiday under the theme "Knowledge in Hand - Spring with a Thousand Blessings".

During the week-long holiday, Hanoi's sanitation workers will work extra hours from early morning until 6 p.m. to ensure that all rubbish is collected.

The unexpected surge has left many Hanoi-based companies unable to hire.

Bus travel often peaks before Tet as people head home for the national holiday.