Social Affairs

The project strengthens economic resilience among women who faced emergency situations and economic difficulties caused by Covid-19.

The joint effort represents a significant step forward in the goal of safeguarding and giving play a high priority so that every child can benefit from it and realize their full potential.

Hanoi authorities have removed some 460 illegal billboards and more than 14,000 banners.

Vietnamese dishes were praised by visitors to Prague's biggest culinary and cultural festival.

The city is investing in synchronized information technology infrastructure for management, fueling its digital environment.

Japan Business Pitch Vol.1 held in Hanoi aims to explore collaboration opportunities between Japanese and Vietnamese businesses, particularly in the manufacturing sector.

Population surveys matter a lot to systematic statistical work and support master plan of socio-economic strategies.

This is a program that shares love, compassion and solidarity among millions of Hanoi's hearts, bringing life and happiness to countless patients.

Protecting the health and vitality of rivers means preserving life and the development of the nation and the people.

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.