Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính noted that, given the Mekong Delta’s strategic position and the real challenges unfolding there, the Party Central Committee, the Politburo, the National Assembly and the Government have given special attention to the prevention work.

HCM City Department of Culture and Sports will assist businesses in the fields of culture, sports and tourism by improving the quality of legal support, focusing on addressing problems and establishing the most favourable conditions for sustainable development.

A scientific conference in Hà Nội on Friday brought together leading experts to examine how countries worldwide are overhauling their climate policies after COP26, offering Việt Nam fresh insights as it works to realise its net-zero ambitions.

Police in Đà Nẵng have busted a major cross-border network accused of laundering billions and running large-scale scams, leading to 33 arrests across several provinces.

Members of a new Semiconductor Alliance will collaborate to share laboratories, strengthen training programmes, promote technology transfer and advise the Government on policies to support the semiconductor ecosystem.

PrEP, considered a critical prevention option against HIV, used to be provided for free at local clinics under donor-supported programmes before funding disruptions.

To strengthen the management, allocation and use of national reserve goods aimed at supporting people in overcoming the consequences of natural disasters, stabilising livelihoods and controlling disease outbreaks after flooding, the Prime Minister requests to carry out urgent measures.

Authorities report soaring casualties and widespread destruction as historic floods continue to batter the region, submerging tens of thousands of homes and crippling transport, power and agriculture.

Visiting and presenting gifts to residents rescued from severely flooded areas in Đông Hòa Ward, the Deputy PM expressed his care and encouraged people to make every effort to overcome immediate difficulties and quickly stabilise their lives after the floods.

In response to this pressing challenge, at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference, Việt Nam committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

The Jeunes Reporters Francophones contest, launched by Le Courrier du Vietnam in 2016, has grown from a small editorial initiative into one of Việt Nam’s leading Francophone cultural events, celebrating a new generation of young writers who see education as a force for community and change.

The merger of HCM City with Bình Dương and Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu provinces has formed a unified development zone, paving the way for a breakthrough in marine tourism and a green, smart and world-class coastal destination.