Social Affairs

The 24th "World Children's Day Festival" offered fun and educational experiences for children in Vietnam.

The tourism industry is in desperate need of qualified workers as the peak summer travel season begins.

The event offers good chance for Vietnamese and regional artists to showcase their talents and foster friendship among the regional artistic community.

To commemorate International Children’s Day, a variety of events are being held throughout Vietnam, with Hanoi hosting the most events.

The "Green Summer" campaign will involve nearly 10,000 volunteers in the spirit of "Hanoi for the whole country and with the whole country".

According to the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, three industry groups are expected to see an increase in labor demand compared to the previous quarter.

Children are at the center of Vietnam's family, society, and government policies.

It's reported that the method of paying for online public services through mobile money accounts will be expanded to increase convenience, simplicity and speed.

WHO calls on communities to protect children from the harmful effects of conventional cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and heat-not-burn tobacco products.

The Australia-funded initiative fuels women's success in the workplace and in business, expediting their economic empowerment, which promotes inclusive economic growth.

Vietnam is expected to send about 125,000 workers on contract to foreign countries this year.

In Vietnam, domestic work was officially recognized as a profession in 1994.

The huge US$825 million budget for the project has raised public concerns about its feasibility and suspicions over the cost estimate.

The district continues to replicate the food safety model in other areas.

Local authorities in communes across Vietnam are asked to regularly supervise the prevention and control of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products and strictly deal with related violations.

Recently, there have been several food poisoning outbreaks across the country, mainly from food sold to children from stalls outside school gates, causing concern and anxiety among parents.

Vietnam expects more cooperation and financial support from the EU to adapt to climate change and promote environmental protection and restoration of land, forest, and marine ecosystems.

Held from May 14 to 22, the "Fast Track to Cannes Market" program supports Vietnamese film industry professionals participating in the Marché du Film de Cannes film market at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.

Most e-cigarettes contain toxic substances such as nicotine, metal, and formaldehyde, causing loss of control, lack of concentration, and impaired memory.

The Hanoi Vocational Education Day 2024 will be held at the Dong Anh District Cultural Information and Sports Center in Hanoi.