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<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/22/asean-1769049935709625967173.jpeg" alt="Action program on implementation of ASCC Strategic Plan approved- Ảnh 1."></figure>The action program targets to successfully implement the ASCC Strategic Plan in Viet Nam during 2026–2035, contributing to the building of an integrated, self-reliant, resilient, sustainable, and people-centered ASEAN Community by 2045.Under the plan, Viet Nam will focus on implementing the following 12 strategic objectives:1. Building a people-centered, people-oriented, and highly connected Community, with the smooth movement of people, goods, and services, and with a shared sense of ownership and ASEAN identity.2. Ensuring the full realization of human potential and improvement of quality of life, encouraging active, inclusive, and sustainable participation and promoting social cohesion, thereby ensuring shared prosperity, especially for vulnerable groups, and leaving no one left behind.3. Optimizing demographic advantages to help ASEAN become a hub for growth and innovation by promoting inclusive, holistic, and transformative education in a favorable learning environment, in order to develop a highly skilled and competitive workforce while creating decent and high-quality jobs.4. Building a healthy ASEAN Community with longer life expectancy, ensuring well-being for all age groups, preventing communicable and non-communicable diseases, and working toward universal health coverage and accessible, sustainable, and resilient healthcare systems.5. Creating an enabling environment for people to play an active role in all aspects of life by promoting human security and strengthening community resilience via the development of appropriate public–private partnerships aligned with ASEAN's sustainable development agenda.6. Building an ASEAN Community with a shared identity that is adaptive and responsive to the evolving needs of countries as well as relevant regional and global challenges.7. Empowering women to participate fully and effectively in the ASEAN Community-building process and realize their full potential in decision-making.8. Promoting the youth's meaningful contributions to strengthening a dynamic, innovative, and resilient ASEAN Community, addressing emerging challenges, advancing sustainable socio-economic development, and reinforcing ASEAN awareness, values, and identity.9. Nurturing pride in the Community's identity and enhancing responsibility for the preservation, safeguarding, and promotion of cultural heritage, arts, and traditions, while promoting cultural industries.10. Developing sports, contributing to building ASEAN into a center of sporting excellence to promote peace, inclusion, health, education, and socio-economic development.11. Enhancing empowerment, flexibility, and self-reliance to respond to future crises and long-term challenges, continuing to narrow development gaps through appropriate initiatives and promoting equitable, inclusive access and participation in economic opportunities.12. Building a green ASEAN by promoting sustainable growth on land and at sea through advancing green economy and regional ocean-based economy, while strengthening ASEAN's role in boosting sustainability and responding to climate change.The ASCC Strategic Plan, one of the four strategic documents of the ASEAN Community, is formulated as a continuation of the ASCC Blueprint 2025 and aims to build a resilient, inclusive, adaptive, sustainable, innovative, dynamic, and people-centered ASEAN Community.The strategy sets out specific approaches to deliver greater benefits to the peoples of ASEAN and enhance the region's capacity to cope with challenges. The ASCC Strategy has a 10-year timeframe (2026–2035).The ASCC Strategic Plan comprises 12 strategic objectives, including 10 strategic objectives that operationalize the ASEAN Community Vision 2045 and two cross-pillar strategic objectives on narrowing development gaps and on growth and sustainable development, 16 objectives and 112 concrete measures./.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son signed Decision No.155/QD-TTg approving the action program on the implementation of the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) Strategic Plan in Viet Nam for the 2026–2035 period.

Action program on implementation of ASCC Strategic Plan approved

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/16/img8993-1768478016186673432272-1768529612850912499669.jpg" alt="Prime Minister receives ASML Senior Vice President Eduard Stiphout- Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) shakes hands with ASML Vice President Eduard Stiphout, Ha Noi, January 15, 2026 - Photo: VGP/Nhat BacPham stressed that a semiconductor ecosystem has already taken shape in Viet Nam, with the presence of many global tech giants such as Samsung, Intel, NVIDIA, VDL-ETG, Tecnotion and Coherent, alongside Vietnamese technology enterprises with strong potential for cooperation, including Viettel, FPT and VSAP Lab.The Prime Minister took the occasion to seek the Dutch semiconductor giant ASML's support to connect qualified Vietnamese enterprises so that they can participate more deeply in its global supply chains, thereby diversifying and enhancing the stability of the group's supply chains in the Asian region.Pham proposed the Dutch firm expand training programs, expert exchanges, internships and scholarship support for the nation in the semiconductor field. The Vietnamese Government remains committed to accompanying and creating the most favorable conditions for foreign enterprises, including ASML, to invest and operate successfully and sustainably in the country, he affirmed.In reply, Eduard Stiphout said ASML plays a central role in the global semiconductor value chain.Commending Viet Nam's development strategy based on science, technology, innovation and digital transformation – including the development of the semiconductor industry, the ASML vice president stated that the group is ready to become an integral part of the country's semiconductor sector.Agreeing with his host's views, Stiphout said his company is studying the possibility of expanding its supply chain in Viet Nam, cooperating in the establishment of a training, research and development center, considering a formal presence in the country, and assessing opportunities to supply equipment to potential customers.These efforts would contribute to the development of Viet Nam's semiconductor ecosystem, as envisaged by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, he added./.

Prime Minister receives ASML Senior Vice President Eduard Stiphout

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/15/hop-17684429453361403494189.jpg" alt="Net-zero emission by 2050 is commitment to action: Prime Minister - Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (standing) chairs the 6th meeting of the National Steering Committee for implementing Viet Nam's commitments at the COP26, Ha Noi, January 14, 2025 - Photo: VGPThe Government leader presided over the 6th meeting of the National Steering Committee for implementing Viet Nam's commitments at the COP26 in Ha Noi on January 14.Pham said, the net-zero emission target is a political mission of the nation and a responsibility shared by the entire political system, the business community, and every citizen.Since 2022, the number of electric cars in Viet Nam has increased more than 28-fold, to a total of 270,000 vehicles, while electric buses have increased fourfold to a total of 1,187 vehicles.Nearly 600 buildings have been certified as green buildings nationwide.Viet Nam has completed the procedures to become an official member of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) and participate in the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).By the end of 2025, outstanding green credit reached over VND 750 trillion (US$28.54 billion), up 10.3 percent compared to the end of 2024.The Prime Minister outlined five key groups of tasks for the period ahead, including:(i) Improving the institutional framework in line with the country's conditions and circumstances and international regulations;(ii) Developing mechanisms and policies to mobilize financial resources for green development;(iii) Establishing regulations for the transfer of advanced technologies to serve green development, while promoting science and technology, and innovation;(iv) Building a national governance model for green and smart development;(v) Training human resources for green development.Regarding the promotion of greenhouse gas emission reduction, Pham called for the early pilot implementation of emission quota allocation and the implementation of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC).He underscored the need to make thorough preparations for the operation of the domestic carbon market, including the exchange of greenhouse gas emission reduction outcomes and carbon credits.The Ministry of Construction was tasked to develop a roadmap for greening the transport sector, while ministries, sectors, and localities accelerate the implementation of tasks related to the transfer of advanced technologies to electrify transport and develop green transport and green infrastructure.The Government chief also highlighted the significance of enhancing the development of renewable energy, a just energy transition, green finance and credits./.

Viet Nam’s goal to achieve net-zero emission by 2050 is not merely a promise but a 'commitment to action', reiterated Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

Net-zero emission by 2050 is commitment to action: Prime Minister

On the afternoon of January 13, at the National Assembly House, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man received Marc Knapper, Ambassador of the US, who paid a farewell call at the end of his tenure in Vietnam.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/14/viet-nam-hoa-ky-21084013-11495119.jpg" alt="National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man receives US Ambassador Marc Knapper on a farewell visit marking the end of his tenure in Vietnam. Photo: NA"></figure>National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man receives US Ambassador Marc Knapper on a farewell visit marking the end of his tenure in Vietnam. Photo: NAWelcoming Ambassador Marc Knapper, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man congratulated him on a successful term of office in Vietnam, while highly appreciating the Ambassador’s active and effective contributions to promoting Vietnam-US relations in a strong, substantive and comprehensive manner. These efforts were highlighted by the two countries’ upgrade of bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2023.Acknowledging the Ambassador’s efforts to deepen cooperation between the two legislatures, the National Assembly Chairman expressed his pleasure at the positive and substantive progress in parliamentary relations in recent years, reflected in regular high-level exchanges, contacts at various levels, and the effective maintenance of parliamentary dialogue mechanisms.Alongside this, the two sides have continued to share experience in legislation, oversight and decision-making on major national issues, while strengthening cooperation in economic and trade ties, education and training, science and technology, and people-to-people exchanges.The National Assembly Chairman agreed with Ambassador Marc Knapper’s proposals to further enhance exchanges among National Assembly leaders, specialized committees and legislators of the two countries, and to promote cooperation in priority areas such as digital transformation, innovation, science and technology, clean energy, climate change response, education and training, and healthcare.He affirmed that the National Assembly of Vietnam stands ready to closely coordinate with the US Congress to improve a favorable legal framework for bilateral cooperation, thereby creating conditions for cooperation mechanisms between the two countries to be implemented effectively and sustainably.For his part, Ambassador Marc Knapper said it was an honor to serve in Vietnam during a period of strong development in bilateral relations, especially marked by the upgrade to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.He highly valued the notable achievements in cooperation between the two legislatures and expressed confidence that, with the support and contributions of both legislative bodies, Vietnam-US cooperation in areas such as trade, investment, energy, science and technology, education and training, and people-to-people exchanges as well as parliamentary relations would continue to expand in both depth and scope.Ambassador Marc Knapper affirmed that, in whatever future position he may hold, he would continue to make active contributions to further deepening relations between the two countries.Kim Bui

The Vietnam’s National Assembly pledged closer coordination with the US Congress to ensure cooperation mechanisms are implemented effectively and sustainably.

Vietnam-US cooperation: Ensuring effective implementation of mechanisms

Delivering his response to the General Secretary’s guidance and concluding the national teleconference with local authorities on January 8 to review 2025 performance and deploy tasks for 2026, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that the conference was honored by the presence of leaders from the Party, State, Vietnam Fatherland Front, and various central and local agencies. He especially noted that the key address by General Secretary To Lam on behalf of the Party and State leadership demonstrated profound dedication, deep concern, and decisive guidance for the Government, local authorities, and all sectors at every level.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/08/ven-06-18140915.jpg" alt="An overview of the conference. Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac"></figure>An overview of the conference. Photo: VGP/Nhat BacPM affirmed that the Government would strictly and fully internalize the instructions of General Secretary To Lam. In his address, the General Secretary offered encouragement and evaluations while highlighting eight bright spots that should be further promoted, which serve as vital pillars contributing to the nation's momentum, strength, position, foundation, and confidence, enabling it to strive for double-digit growth in the coming years.General Secretary To Lam also frankly pointed out eight gray areas that must be clarified, including issues related to mobilizing capital from society and the public through the better development of markets, as well as combating wastefulness and negativity in investment, particularly public investment, to ensure investment efficiency.The bottlenecks must continue to be resolved, especially regarding institutions that require a fundamental shift in mindset and status from a focus on management to an orientation of enabling development and serving the people.General Secretary To Lam also outlined seven key tasks to be implemented to achieve double-digit growth in the coming years and accelerate the country’s development in line with global trends.PM Chinh requested ministries, sectors, and localities to thoroughly grasp the spirit of the General Secretary’s instructions to exert even greater efforts, demonstrate higher determination, strive harder, and achieve even more efficiency than before.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/08/ven-07-18203970.jpg" alt="Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh delivers his closing remarks at the national teleconference between the Government and local authorities on the morning of January 8. Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac"></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh delivers his closing remarks at the national teleconference between the Government and local authorities on the morning of January 8. Photo: VGP/Nhat BacIn particular, PM Chinh stated that to achieve the target of double-digit economic growth from 2026 onwards, focus must be placed on restructuring the economy and establishing a new growth model based on science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation, while fully recognizing the perspective that high growth must be built on the foundation of macroeconomic stability.Strengthening strategic autonomy, consolidating national defense and security, and enhancing the autonomy, self-reliance, and resilience of the economy are essential to proactively respond to external fluctuations, as affirmed by General Secretary To Lam during his working session with the Central Strategy and Policy Board on the morning of January 7.Emphasizing the viewpoint that stability is a prerequisite for development and that development is the key to continuously improving the material and spiritual lives of the people, PM noted that great efforts have been made to ensure national defense and security. He stressed that in the coming time, it is necessary to continue consolidating and strengthening defense and security potential, ensuring that the armed forces become stronger while accelerating the modernization of defense and security faster and earlier than the schedule set by the 13th National Party Congress. He further underlined the need to allocate more appropriate resources with a focus on key areas and the development of the defense industry.On behalf of the Government, PM Chinh expressed his sincere gratitude and looked forward to the continued attention and support of the leaders and former leaders of the Party and State, especially the close leadership and guidance of the Politburo, the Secretariat, and General Secretary To Lam. He also sought the continued close coordination from Party agencies, the National Assembly, the Vietnam Fatherland Front, socio-political organizations, the people, the business community, and international friends for the activities of the Government and the Prime Minister.Dieu Anh

The Government commits to General Secretary To Lam's directives, prioritizing double-digit growth and strengthening economic autonomy and resilience.

Prime Minister: Double-digit growth links to economic autonomy and resilience

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/8/sapa-1767859965743455932137.jpg" alt="Sa Pa is fastest-growing destination in Asia in 2025- Ảnh 1."></figure>According to Agoda, Sa Pa was the fastest-growing destination in Asia in 2025, based on the number of international guest room bookings during the first 11 months of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024.The increase was significantly higher than that of other destinations in the fast-growth group, which recorded rises of only 6 to 13 places. This was also the strongest performance among Vietnamese destinations featured in Agoda's rankings.Specifically, the other seven representatives of Viet Nam in Asia's top 100 included Phu Quoc, Ha Noi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hoi An, Nha Trang and Da Lat.This result was driven mainly by strong growth from Southeast Asian and Asia–Pacific markets. India led the surge in accommodation search growth at 207 percent, followed by the Philippines (115 percent), Australia (104 percent), and Taiwan (China) (76 percent).Earlier, Sa Pa was listed among the top eight mountain and small town destinations in Asia for 2025 by digital travel platform Agoda, becoming the only representative from Viet Nam to make the ranking.Agoda described Sa Pa as a destination where terraced rice fields and ethnic minority villages create a striking cultural and natural landscape. Visitors are drawn by the unique cultural identity of local ethnic groups like Mong, Dao and Tay, while the dramatic Hoang Lien Son mountain range, crowned by Fansipan, the "roof of Indochina" offers breathtaking scenery.With an altitude of more than 1,500 metres, Sa Pa enjoys a cool climate year-round. Each season brings its own character: plum and peach blossoms in spring; the green of young rice fields in summer; golden terraced valleys in autumn; and misty, sometimes snowy winter days that are rare in tropical climates.Traditional upland markets and vibrant local festivals add to the appeal, giving visitors opportunities to explore handicrafts, cuisine, and age-old customs. Such cultural richness, combined with natural beauty, has helped Sa Pa earn its place among Asia's most attractive mountain destinations.In 2025, Sa Pa welcomed more than 4.3 million visitors./.

Sa Pa in the northern province of Lao Cai climbed 15 places, from 66th to 51st, in the list of the top 100 destinations in Asia in 2025 by the online travel platform Agoda.

Sa Pa is fastest-growing destination in Asia in 2025

On the afternoon of January 6, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Steering Committee for national key projects and important railway developments, chaired the Committee’s fifth meeting.In his concluding remarks, the Prime Minister called on the Steering Committee, together with relevant ministries, sectors and localities, to proactively implement assigned tasks and strengthen coordination in line with their respective functions, duties and mandates, underscoring the principle of clear accountability.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/07/h-hjds-10383090.png" alt="The Prime Minister calls for expedited proposals on technology and investment models for the North - South high-speed railway. Photo: VGP"></figure>The Prime Minister calls for expedited proposals on technology and investment models for the North - South high-speed railway. Photo: VGPHe stressed the need to continue firmly upholding a spirit of high determination, strong effort and decisive, effective action, ensuring that each task delivers concrete outcomes and is carried through to completion.Work assignments must adhere strictly to the principle of “six clear responsibilities”: clear assignment of personnel, clear tasks, clear timelines, clear accountability, clear deliverables and clear authority. Each task must be specifically assigned, closely monitored, periodically reviewed, and subject to timely commendation, rewards or disciplinary measures as appropriate.At the same time, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed the strict implementation of the “three concentrations”: concentration of leadership, concentration of human resources, and concentration of financial and material resources for these key projects. Heads of agencies and localities must take direct responsibility and personally oversee implementation.Project deployment must be guided by the principles of “three gains” and “two prohibitions.” The “three gains” include benefits for the State, for the people, and for businesses; the “two prohibitions” are no corruption or negative practices, and no waste or loss of public assets, resources or funds. Interests and risks must be harmonized and fairly shared among the State, enterprises and the public.Regarding state management tasks related to the railway industry, the Prime Minister instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade, in coordination with other ministries, to submit to the Government by January 15 draft decrees on task assignment and public procurement. He also requested an urgent report on the restructuring plan for Vietnam Railways Corporation and assigned the Corporation to develop a project for the advancement of the national railway industry.The Prime Minister further assigned specific tasks to ministries, sectors and localities for the implementation of individual railway projects.For the North - South high-speed railway project, the Ministry of Construction was tasked, based on directives from the Politburo, with selecting the most appropriate technology and submitting it to the Standing Government for reporting to the competent authorities, to be completed before January 15. The Ministry is also required to appoint qualified consultants to prepare the feasibility study report in accordance with relevant procedures, regulations and authority.In parallel, the Ministry of Construction is to coordinate with relevant ministries and agencies to study and propose suitable investment models, public investment, public-private partnership (PPP) or commercial investment, for submission at the next Steering Committee meeting. Localities and Vietnam Electricity (EVN) are to accelerate site clearance and technical infrastructure relocation in line with approved plans and the National Assembly’s Resolution adopted at the 10th session of the 15th Legislature. Viettel and VNPT are to continue implementing assigned tasks related to control and signaling systems and technologies.For the Lao Cai - Hanoi - Hai Phong railway project, concerning the progress of Component Project No. 2, the Ministry of Construction was instructed to complete the feasibility study and approve the project by June 2026, enabling early commencement. The Ministry of Finance is responsible for ensuring sufficient funding for project implementation, including exploring favorable loan options where appropriate.Emphasizing the need to soon complete planning for the Hanoi - Lang Son and Hai Phong - Ha Long - Mong Cai railway lines, the Prime Minister also approved and welcomed Quang Ninh province’s proposal to serve as the investor for the Hai Phong - Ha Long - Mong Cai line, in accordance with the law.Regarding urban railway projects, the Prime Minister commended Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City for proactively implementing metro lines within their authority, ensuring connectivity and technology transfer. Priority should be given to railway links connecting Tan Son Nhat Airport and Long Thanh International Airport, as well as the Van Cao - Hoa Lac line in Hanoi. The Ministry of Construction and the Ministry of Science and Technology were tasked with studying and developing national technical standards for urban railways, while relevant ministries are to support the resolution of bottlenecks related to land clearance, capital and procedures.The Ministry of Construction, in coordination with the Ministry of Education and Training and Vietnam Railways Corporation, was assigned to effectively implement the Project on Training and Developing Railway Human Resources to 2035, with a vision to 2045. A clear roadmap and concrete plans must be developed to ensure timely training of personnel for construction, management and operation of railway lines, particularly the Lao Cai - Hanoi - Hai Phong route.<blockquote>The Prime Minister called on ministries, sectors and localities to continue close coordination with the Ministry of Construction throughout all stages of project implementation, and requested the State Audit Office to provide auditing support from the outset of the projects. Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha was tasked with maintaining close oversight and direction, urging ministries, sectors and localities to act decisively and effectively, and to promptly address any difficulties or obstacles arising in the implementation process.</blockquote>Le Van

Chairing the 5th meeting of the railway projects steering committee, Prime Minister stresses clear task allocation, strict accountability and resource focus.

Prime Minister urges clear accountability and resources focus for rail projects

On the morning of December 25, the Central Steering Committee for Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation (Central Steering Committee in short) held a conference to review its 2025 performance and set key tasks for 2026. The event was conducted in a hybrid format connecting with localities. Party General Secretary To Lam, Head of the Central Steering Committee, chaired the conference.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/25/hdbw-21483348.png" alt="Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Truong Viet Dung delivers a speech at the event."></figure>Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Truong Viet Dung delivers a speech at the event.Addressing the conference, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Truong Viet Dung shared the Capital’s constructive approach to implementing Resolution No.57, reflecting a spirit of pioneering, acting first, and assuming accountability...Transitioning from administrative management to fostering development spaceAccording to Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Truong Viet Dung, Resolution No.57 establishes science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation as foundational drivers for growth and enhancing national competitiveness.As the Capital, Hanoi views the implementation of Resolution No.57 not merely as executing a major policy, but as a process of experimenting with and constructing a new development model. In this framework, the State moves beyond mere administration to reshape development organization, as traditional growth drivers approach their limits.Against this backdrop, Hanoi clearly recognizes that true breakthroughs stem not from launching more programs or funding scattered projects, but from resolving the major contradictions of modern development: the tension between the demand for rapid growth and the need for sustainability; between resource concentration and fragmented management; and between the aspiration for innovation and the absorptive capacity of the state apparatus and society.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/25/hjdjs-21492574.png" alt="Delegates at the event."></figure>Delegates at the event.Consequently, Hanoi has chosen the more challenging path: pioneering to experiment, acting first to validate, and assuming accountability upfront. The city views this as a practical contribution to refining the national institutional framework.The Vice Chairman noted that after one year of implementing Resolution No.57, the city clearly recognizes that the core mission is not merely to promote innovation in a narrow sense. Instead, it aims to construct an innovation ecosystem capable of driving development one where institutions, space, data, and human capital are fundamentally reorganized.In this holistic framework, high-tech parks and smart cities are not viewed as isolated projects but as dual pillars of space, infrastructure, and governance. This structure paves the way for science and technology to become substantive and permeate every aspect of socio-economic life.Constructing an innovation ecosystem and high-tech spaceVice Chairman Truong Viet Dung stated that Hanoi recognizes innovation can only thrive within a comprehensive ecosystem. In this environment, stakeholders do not merely coexist; they are interconnected, guided, and bound by mutual accountability within the value chain.He noted that Hanoi’s consecutive leadership in the Provincial Innovation Index is not the ultimate objective, but rather an indication that the system is developing the necessary policy absorption capacity and connectivity. This positions the city to transition into a phase of proactively constructing and leading the pilot of new development models.Hanoi’s core breakthrough lies in a fundamental shift in its approach to institutions. The city is transitioning from a mindset of “periodic support” to one of “constructive investment for innovation.”In this model, the State does not substitute for the market but focuses on building the ecosystem's foundational components. It embraces controlled experimentation, measuring success by outcomes and substantive impact rather than merely controlling processes.On this basis, Hanoi has issued a comprehensive set of resolutions to develop the innovation ecosystem, established intermediary institutions, and deployed controlled testing mechanisms. This approach allows for adaptive implementation, enabling the city to execute, adjust, and refine institutions simultaneously.Practical experience demonstrates that breakthroughs do not stem from scattered incentives, but from organizing development space and governance models aligned with technology cycles. Hoa Lac High-Tech Park is identified as the spatial core of the Capital’s science and technology ecosystem.The city has vigorously implemented decentralization and delegation, shifting from a “project management” mindset to one of “development partnership.” Accordingly, Hanoi regards the sustainable growth of investors and endogenous technological capacity as the true measures of governance effectiveness.Building on this foundation, Hanoi is reorganizing the entire development space surrounding Hoa Lac into a science and innovation urban hub. The city is establishing a 600-hectare smart urban zone to support the high-tech park, integrating research, training, production, and living spaces. This initiative aims to form large-scale R&amp;D centers capable of addressing strategic technological challenges, thereby resolving the core issue of attracting, retaining, and developing high-quality human resources.Strategic connectivity infrastructure, specifically Metro Line No.5 (Van Cao - Hoa Lac), which broke ground on December 19 is recognized not merely as a transport project, but as a tool for restructuring the Capital’s development space. It facilitates the creation of a new growth pole with significant spillover effects.Smart cities - A pillar of data-driven governanceVice Chairman Truong Viet Dung stated that, upholding the spirit of “Civilization - Identity - Creativity,” Hanoi approaches the smart city concept primarily as a new model of urban governance. In this framework, data is identified as a strategic resource and the foundation for decision-making.The fundamental shift involves moving from sector-based management to data-driven governance and system interconnectivity, gradually transitioning from reactive to proactive governance. Technology is defined solely as a tool to organize development space more rationally, improve public service delivery, and enable decision-making based on quantitative evidence. The city is adopting a focused approach by piloting specific development spaces, allowing for simultaneous implementation, evaluation, and adjustment.Drawing from practical implementation, Hanoi clearly recognizes that for science, technology, innovation, and smart cities to truly become development drivers, the decisive factor extends beyond correct policy. It requires a sufficiently flexible institutional space and robust execution capacity. In this spirit, Hanoi stands ready to assume responsibility for the controlled piloting of new mechanisms. This includes clear requirements for outputs, independent evaluation, and scalability, adhering to the Capital’s role of pioneering, acting first, and testing first.Experience demonstrates that breakthroughs occur only when innovation is coupled with execution discipline and governance quality. Fully conscious of the Capital's leading role and building on what has been implemented, tested, and accounted for, the city defines 2026 not merely as a year of continuation, but as a pivotal year in the realization of Resolution No.57.In this spirit, the city remains steadfast in its approach. The Capital leads not merely through its status, but by undertaking difficult tasks; not through slogans, but through verifiable results; and not through declarations, but through ultimate accountability.Moving beyond the role of a mere “resolution implementer,” Hanoi aspires to become a “testing ground for new models and a proponent of new standards.” This will serve as a practical basis for recommendations to the Central Government to further refine the institutional framework, enhance execution capacity, and replicate effective models of science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation nationwide.As the Capital, Hanoi views the implementation of Resolution No.57 not merely as executing a major policy, but as a process of experimenting with and constructing a new development model. In this framework, the State manages and reshapes development organizations as traditional growth drivers approach their limits.Khanh Ly

Hanoi has implemented Resolution No.57 with a spirit of pioneering, acting first, and assuming accountability...

Resolution No.57 and Hanoi’s pioneering choice

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/25/azerbaijan-17666514745331168987552.jpg" alt="Vietnamese, Azerbaijani defense ministers hold talks in Ha Noi- Ảnh 1."></figure>Minister of National Defense Phan Van Giang (R) receives Azerbaijani Minister of Defense Industry Vugar Mustafayev, Ha Noi, December 25, 2025Phan said Viet Nam always attaches great importance to consolidating and strengthening the traditional friendship and cooperation with Azerbaijan. He hailed the two countries' decision to elevate bilateral ties into a Strategic Partnership in recent May.The Vietnamese minister suggested the two sides focus on promoting the signing of cooperation documents on defense industry to create a legal framework for deeper collaboration in this field while actively enhancing all-level delegation exchanges.The host also suggested the two countries join hands in organizing defense industry exhibitions, promote military trade cooperation, joint research and production, and technology transfer; and step up collaboration in training high-quality human resources.Viet Nam plans to organize the third Viet Nam International Defense Expo in 2026, he shared, inviting Azerbaijani Minister of Defense Industry to attend the event.Mustafayev, for his part, reiterated that Azerbaijan stands ready to foster cooperation with Viet Nam across agreed areas, especially defense industry, contributing to deepening and enhancing the effectiveness of the bilateral relations in the time ahead./.

Minister of National Defense Phan Van Giang and Azerbaijani Minister of Defense Industry Vugar Mustafayev vowed to enhance defense industry cooperation in line with the interests and needs of both sides, during their talks held in Ha Noi on December 25.

Vietnamese, Azerbaijani defense ministers hold talks in Ha Noi

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/24/bdt-559620251223194438-1766546680827821155571.jpg" alt="Vietnamese, French FMs hold phone talks- Ảnh 1."></figure>Vietnamese Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai TrungBui affirmed that Viet Nam always attaches importance to fostering multifaceted cooperation with France, the first EU member to establish a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the Southeast Asian nation.He also called for leveraging the pioneering and coordinating role of the two foreign ministries to ensure that the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership advances substantively and effectively, commensurate with the stature of the new relationship framework.On the occasion, Le proposed both sides fully tap the potential of economic, trade, and investment ties. He urged France to expedite the ratification of the EU – Viet Nam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA) and raise its voice to support the European Commission's early removal of the "yellow card" warning on Vietnamese aquatic products, which would further bolster Viet Nam–EU collaboration.Barrot, for his part, praised Viet Nam's role in the region, affirming that the frequent and substantive high-level exchanges between the two countries in recent years serve as clear evidence of their high level of mutual trust, while also creating strong momentum for further advancing bilateral ties.France wishes to increase cooperation with Viet Nam in such strategic sectors as energy, transport, and aerospace, while continuing to work closely with Viet Nam to promote multilateralism and tackle global challenges, he said.Both sides agreed to further develop sci-tech as a new pillar of bilateral ties, with France assisting Viet Nam's capacity building in emerging technologies, including biotechnology, digital industries, semiconductors, quantum technologies, and digital infrastructure.On global and regional issues, they vowed to step up exchanges and viewpoint coordination on matters of mutual interest, and reinforce inter-regional cooperation between ASEAN and the EU, thus contributing to peace, stability, and development in the regions and the world./.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung held phone talks with French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot on December 23.

Vietnamese, French FMs hold phone talks

Strategic projects signal Vietnam’s resolve to advance on all frontsOn the morning of December 19, marking the 79th anniversary of the national resistance day (December 19, 1946-2025) and in celebration of the upcoming 14th National Party Congress, Vietnam simultaneously launched, inaugurated and technically opened 234 major infrastructure projects nationwide.Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended the central venue at the groundbreaking ceremony of the Olympic sports urban complex in Thuong Phuc commune, Hanoi.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/19/ttg-176611248177492574463-12015176-14075795.jpg" alt="Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Hanoi Party Secretary Nguyen Duy Ngoc attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Olympic sports urban complex in Thuong Phuc commune, Hanoi. Photo: VGP"></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Hanoi Party Secretary Nguyen Duy Ngoc attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Olympic sports urban complex in Thuong Phuc commune, Hanoi. Photo: VGPAddressing the event, the Prime Minister stressed that the large-scale economic and social infrastructure projects inaugurated and launched over recent years clearly demonstrate the vision, strategic thinking and aspirations of the Vietnamese people and nation.In the transport sector, nearly 3,200km of expressways have been completed and technically opened nationwide, including the eastern North-South expressway, east-west expressways, along with 325km of interchanges and access roads and more than 1,700km of coastal roads. Other major facilities have also come into operation, such as the reception of the first flight at Long Thanh airport and the inauguration of the National Exhibition and Convention Center.In energy, a series of key projects have been completed and put into operation, including the 500kV circuit 3 transmission line from Quang Binh to Hung Yen, Thai Binh 2 thermal power plant, Nhon Trach 3 and 4 LNG-to-power projects, and the Hoa Binh hydropower plant expansion.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/19/screenshot-2025-12-19-140904-14091867.png" alt="Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh delivers remarks announcing the launch and inauguration of 234 major projects nationwide."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh delivers remarks announcing the launch and inauguration of 234 major projects nationwide.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In healthcare and social welfare, several major hospitals have been brought into use, notably the Bach Mai Hospital (facility 2), Viet Duc Hospital (facility 2), and Hue Central Hospital.Alongside completed projects, a number of long-term, forward-looking developments have also been launched, laying foundations for future growth. These include the Gia Binh airport megaproject; major coastal-oriented projects such as Hon Khoai port and Can Gio urban area; urban railways, international railway links, and preparations for the North-South high-speed railway.Several century-scale projects are also being implemented, including the Red River landscape boulevard, the Olympic sports village, the Hoa Phat Dung Quat rail and special steel manufacturing plant, and infrastructure serving APEC 2027 in Phu Quoc.“The infrastructure projects launched and inaugurated in recent times and at today’s ceremony embody the aspiration of the Vietnamese people and nation to ‘reach out to the great sea, delve deep into the earth, and soar high into space’,” Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed.Five affirmations, five guaranteesPrime Minister Pham Minh Chinh noted that the projects completed and launched represent crucial foundations for building a synchronized, modern infrastructure system capable of meeting national development requirements in a new era. They serve as key links in shaping a peaceful, stable, integrated, prosperous and happy Vietnam, steadily advancing toward socialism.He said the projects, implemented across regions and sectors, affirm strategic vision and execution capacity at all levels; mark significant progress in building strategic infrastructure; reaffirm the policy of public investment leading and activating private investment; and highlight the central role of people and businesses, alongside the spirit of self-reliance and resilience.On behalf of the Government, the Prime Minister expressed gratitude to the Party Central Committee, the Politburo and the Secretariat for their leadership, as well as the engagement of the entire political system, public support, the business community and international partners. He commended ministries, local authorities, investors, contractors, consultants, engineers and workers nationwide.He also thanked people for their consensus and land handover for resettlement, and acknowledged domestic and foreign enterprises for investing with the spirit of harmonized benefits and shared risks.Drawing six major lessons from practice, the Prime Minister urged authorities to further promote achievements and focus on “five guarantees” in infrastructure investment, ranging from institutional improvement, resource assurance and site clearance to effective capital use and maximizing project efficiency for fast and sustainable development.The Government and the Prime Minister pledged to continue playing a central, facilitative role to ensure projects are implemented in a synchronized, efficient manner, meeting requirements for progress, quality, safety and legal compliance.“The Government and the Prime Minister remain committed to creating the most favorable conditions for key projects to be carried out on schedule, with assured quality, safety, technical standards, aesthetics and environmental hygiene in line with the law,” he emphasized.<blockquote>The Olympic sports urban complex covers more than 9,171ha, with total investment estimated at around VND 925.000 billion, making it the largest urban project in Vietnam, spanning 11 communes.The project is planned into four functional zones aimed at developing a sports-oriented and service-based urban area anchored by an international-standard sports complex, enhancing Hanoi’s position on the regional and global sports and cultural map and creating sustainable growth momentum for decades.At the heart of the complex is a national-level facility, the Trong Dong stadium, covering 73.3ha with a capacity of up to 135,000 seats. It is designed to meet FIFA standards and is expected to become the world’s largest stadium featuring an automatic retractable roof.</blockquote>Le Van

Strategic infrastructure projects launched and completed nationwide underscore Vietnam’s vision and aspirations as the country enters a new stage of development.

Prime Minister: Strategic infrastructure underpins new development phase

During 11 months of 2025, total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenues maintained impressive growth momentum, while a series of demand-stimulation programs generated strong spillover effects, making an important contribution to the country’s GDP growth target for the year.Consumption market leads growthAccording to the Hanoi Department of Industry and Trade, total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenues in the capital reached VND 877.2 trillion in the 11 months of 2025, up 13% year on year. Of this, retail sales of goods amounted to VND 549 trillion, accounting for 62.6% of the total and rising 12%.Hanoi has set a target of over 8% GRDP growth in 2025, while aiming for a 14% increase in total retail sales and consumer service revenues. To realise these goals, the city has rolled out a “45-day and night” campaign, stepping up digital transformation in trade, promoting supply-demand linkages and strengthening consumer protection, both offline and in the digital space.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/18/anh-hoi-cho-14530718.jpg" alt="Trade promotion and consumer demand stimulation activities take place in Hanoi. Photo: N.H."></figure>Trade promotion and consumer demand stimulation activities take place in Hanoi. Photo: N.H.Nguyen The Hiep, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Industry and Trade, said the campaign is designed to move toward double-digit growth by 2026. At the same time, the city is focusing on improving the effectiveness of investment, trade and tourism promotion, as well as the program “Vietnamese people prioritise Vietnamese goods.”Notably, the 2025 Hanoi concentrated promotion program mobilized nearly 1,000 retail outlets and more than 500 enterprises, attracting over 100,000 in-person shoppers and generating millions of online transactions. The “Hanoi Midnight Sale, a city that never sleeps” model, with discounts ranging from 70% to 100%, helped increase customer numbers by 135 - 200% and revenues by 85 - 135% at participating outlets.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/18/z72895662438425eda3d71741a5415e657fb74e903188e-14570043.jpg" alt="The 2025 Hanoi concentrated promotion programme mobilizes nearly 1,000 retail outlets and more than 500 enterprises, attracting over 100,000 in-person shoppers and generating millions of online transactions. Photo: N.H."></figure>The 2025 Hanoi concentrated promotion programme mobilizes nearly 1,000 retail outlets and more than 500 enterprises, attracting over 100,000 in-person shoppers and generating millions of online transactions. Photo: N.H.In Ho Chi Minh City, total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenues over the first 11 months were estimated at over VND 1,756,842 billion; up 15.4% year on year. Retail sales of goods rose 15.3%, accommodation and food services surged 24.9%, travel services increased 24.7%, and other services expanded 11.9%.Retail sales of goods reached VND 902,337 billion, with strong growth recorded in food and foodstuffs (19.8%), household goods (26.8%), and wood and construction materials (12.1%). Revenues from accommodation and food services were estimated at VND 207.001 trillion, up 24.9%.Major promotion campaigns such as Black Friday and Mega Sale at shopping malls and e-commerce platforms generated positive spillover effects, lifting revenues by 10 - 20% in each promotion period. Consumer demand has increasingly shifted toward supermarkets, thanks to price stabilization and promotion programs, helping households save costs and secure supplies amid food price fluctuations caused by natural disasters.Domestic consumption - a key driver of GDP growthAccording to the General Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance, total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenues nationwide in the first 11 months of 2025 were estimated at VND 6,377.7 trillion, up 9.1% year on year. Excluding price factors, growth still reached 6.8%. Domestic consumption has emerged as the principal growth engine, supporting GDP expansion toward the year’s end and contributing to the target range of 8.3 - 8.5%.The Ministry of Industry and Trade has activated the 2025 national concentrated promotion program from December 1, 2025 to January 18, 2026, applicable to all enterprises, with a maximum promotion cap of up to 100%. These programs not only help businesses reduce inventories and expand production, but also create strong nationwide consumption spillovers.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/18/z72173643425915dbd2cd98ecbf27b016fd51c4cea7965-14581046.jpg" alt="Total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenues nationwide in the first 11 months of 2025 are estimated at VND 6,377.7 trillion, up 9.1% year on year. Photo: N.H."></figure>Total retail sales of goods and consumer service revenues nationwide in the first 11 months of 2025 are estimated at VND 6,377.7 trillion, up 9.1% year on year. Photo: N.H.Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thuong Lang, an expert in international economics and trade, emphasized that in the final month of the year, demand stimulation should be implemented in a coordinated manner for both households and the public sector.For households, priority should be given to short-term measures with rapid spillover effects. For the public sector, it is crucial to accelerate public investment disbursement, particularly in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and digital transformation, thereby creating jobs, raising incomes, and stimulating private consumption.Domestic consumption not only drives retail and services but also creates ripple effects across manufacturing, logistics, financial services, and tourism. Localities nationwide have simultaneously rolled out concentrated promotion programs, trade fairs, shopping festivals and business-to-consumer connection activities, while promoting digital transformation and e-commerce.Since 2009, total retail sales and consumer service revenues have maintained an average growth rate of nearly 10% per year, contributing to reduced trade deficits, keeping the consumer price index below 5%, and maintaining macroeconomic stability. In 2025, the strong momentum of domestic consumption continues to provide a crucial boost to production, services and GDP growth.Renewing traditional growth drivers and fostering new ones was highlighted by the Prime Minister as a key task at the Government’s regular meeting for November, concluded on December 6. Accordingly, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has been assigned to lead the implementation of key measures to robustly develop the domestic market, particularly e-commerce; ensure adequate supply of essential goods; intensify demand stimulation through promotions, discounts and trade fairs; and fully tap opportunities from the year-end and Lunar New Year season.&nbsp;The ministry has also been tasked with reviewing and proposing exemptions and reductions of taxes, fees and charges; strengthening the fight against smuggling and trade fraud; and submitting to the Prime Minister a proposal to establish a national trade fair steering committee before December 10, 2025.The coordinated efforts of the Government, businesses and localities, together with promotion programs, trade facilitation, and digital transformation, have positioned domestic consumption as a central growth pillar, enabling Vietnam’s economy to accelerate in the final months of 2025. This clearly demonstrates the decisive role of the domestic market in maintaining stability and promoting sustainable economic growth, contributing to the realisation of the GRDP and GDP targets set by the Government.<blockquote>Nguyen The Hiep, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Industry and Trade, said that the department is rolling out a range of measures to shore up consumer purchasing power. All measures are expected to contribute to achieving the city’s GRDP growth target, while ensuring adequate goods supply, market stabilization and food safety control during the year-end period of 2025 and the Lunar New Year 2026.</blockquote>Le Van

Strong growth in retail sales and consumer services during 11 months of 2025 highlights domestic consumption as a key driver of GDP growth and year-end momentum.

Domestic consumption fuels growth momentum toward Vietnam’s year-end GDP target

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/16/ttg-1765872666565464730061.jpg" alt="Viet Nam to break ground, inaugurate 234 projects on December 19- Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chairs a meeting on preparations for organizing the groundbreaking/inauguration ceremony of 234 projects in celebration of the 14th National Party Congress, Ha Noi, December 16, 2025 - Photo: VGPThese projects are expected to create new momentum for Viet Nam to achieve double-digit economic growth in the coming years.Of the projects, 148 projects will start construction while the 86 projects will be inaugurated.About VND627,000 billion (US$23.8 billion) will be funded by the State while the rest will be mobilized from other resources.The ceremony will be held at 79 locations nationwide symbolizing the 79th anniversary of the National Resistance Day with one central venue, 12 in-person sites, and 67 online connection points.Notable projects include the groundbreaking of the Olympic Sports Urban Area in Ha Noi, the launch of the first flight under the first phase of the Long Thanh International Airport project; the groundbreaking of the first component of the Lao Cai–Ha Noi–Hai Phong railway project; and the groundbreaking of the Red River Landscape Boulevard in Ha Noi./.

A grand ceremony will be held on December 19 to mark the groundbreaking and inauguration of 234 projects with a total investment capital of VND 3.4 quadrillion (US$129.1 billion).

Viet Nam to break ground, inaugurate 234 projects on December 19

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/12/nguoi-cao-tuoi-o-ha-noi-dong-dien-the-duc-duong-sinh-1765512826140832033484.jpg" alt="New measures adopted to support disease prevention, equity and sustainability - Ảnh 1."></figure>The adoption of the two laws andOn the occasion of the Universal Health Coverage Day (December 12), WHO Representative in Viet Nam Dr Angela Pratt said the above move would make a concrete difference to people's health and lives, improving health and expanding access to essential health services in line with the core principles of UHC.The new Law on Disease Prevention shifts the focus from treatment to prevention, addressing infectious and noncommunicable diseases (NCD), mental health, nutrition and other key issues. It outlines essential tasks for Government agencies to keep communities healthy and reduce the disease burden.The new Population Law for Sustainable Development responds to critical demographic trends, including population aging, declining fertility and sex ratio imbalance. It aims to improve quality of life and support Viet Nam's long-term socio-economic development.The National Target Programme on Health Care, Population and Development (2026-2035) strengthens grassroots health care, promotes disease prevention and prioritizes vulnerable populations. This programme is key to building an equitable and resilient health system.WHO Representative in Viet Nam Dr Angela Pratt commended the Government for its commitment to improving the health of Viet Nam's 100 million people.Viet Nam has already dramatically improved access to health care, for example, expanding social health insurance to cover 95 percent of people. Viet Nam has taken further steps to prioritize prevention, equity and sustainability. These initiatives align with national health strategies and global commitments under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).The measures reinforce Viet Nam's commitment to universal health coverage, population well-being and resilient health systems, in line with SDG targets."The three measures adopted by the National Assembly this week will contribute to a healthier population, and communities that are more resilient, productive and prosperous," said Dr Pratt."Of course, the Government can continue to count on the support of WHO and health partners in helping ensure these important changes make a measurable difference in the lives of ordinary people in every corner of Viet Nam," Dr Pratt finalized./.&nbsp;

The World Health Organization (WHO) welcomed the Vietnamese National Assembly's adoption of two laws and a national target program which target to improve the well-being and resilience of the people of Viet Nam.

New measures adopted to support disease prevention, equity and sustainability

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/11/npn-1-1765445869918477265506.jpg" alt="Vietnamese citizens along Cambodia–Thailand border evacuated to safe locations- Ảnh 1."></figure>Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pham Thu Hang - Photo: baoquocte.vnThe diplomat said, on December 9, the Vietnamese diplomatic missions in Cambodia and Thailand called on Vietnamese citizens to carefully consider traveling to areas with complex security developments and proactively leave those areas to ensure personal and property safety.Vietnamese citizens were advised to strictly comply with local authorities' regulations and guidance, and maintain contact with the Vietnamese diplomatic missions in Cambodia and Thailand.Given the ongoing developments, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has coordinated with relevant agencies to evaluate the situation and instructed Vietnamese representative missions abroad to monitor and maintain close contact with local authorities as well as Vietnamese community networks to stay informed and prepare necessary citizen protection measures, shared the diplomat.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs establishes hotlines at Vietnamese diplomatic missions abroad as well as a hotline operated by the Consular Department for citizen protection assistance, said Pham./.

Almost Vietnamese citizens in the areas of armed clashes along the Cambodia–Thailand border have already been evacuated to safe locations, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pham Thu Hang told reporters on Thursday.

Vietnamese citizens along Cambodia–Thailand border evacuated to safe locations

Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long held an online meeting with Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), on the afternoon of December 8 at the MoIT headquarters in Hanoi.Representing the MoIT were the deputy minister and officials from the Electricity Regulatory Authority; the Department of Innovation, Green Transition and Industrial Promotion. From the IEA, Birol was joined by energy experts in charge of Asia and ASEAN.As the world’s leading energy organisation, the IEA assists partner countries in achieving energy security goals and advancing a clean and sustainable energy transition.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/09/screenshot-2025-12-09-170606-17064920.png" alt="Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long holds an online meeting with Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA)."></figure>Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long holds an online meeting with Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA).&nbsp;During the discussion, Deputy Minister Long expressed his pleasure at reconnecting with Fatih Birol following their most recent virtual meeting in July 2025. He noted that the MoIT and the IEA have strengthened cooperation in recent years, highlighted by the signing of a memorandum of understanding on energy collaboration during Minister Nguyen Hong Dien’s working trip to France on June 4, 2025.The Deputy Minister emphasised that Vietnam is currently developing a number of key mechanisms and policies in the energy sector, including those related to nuclear power, LNG-fired power and renewable energy. These efforts aim to ensure sufficient electricity supply for Vietnam’s high-growth economic scenarios in the coming years.The MoIT, he said, highly values the IEA’s role in providing expert support, research, materials and reports that project Vietnam’s electricity development trends in line with regional and global trajectories.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/09/screenshot-2025-12-09-170707-17084952.png" alt="Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long says the MoIT and the IEA have carried out various cooperation activities, highlighted by the signing of an MoU on energy collaboration."></figure>Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long says the MoIT and the IEA have carried out various cooperation activities, highlighted by the signing of an MoU on energy collaboration.&nbsp;Sharing the same views, Birol acknowledged the critical role of nuclear power, LNG-to-power and renewables in ensuring Vietnam’s energy security and energy transition.Regarding renewable energy, Birol underscored the need to invest in and upgrade grid connections to improve the transmission capacity for solar projects and other renewable sources.He also highlighted the successful organisation of the Southeast Asia Energy Efficiency Policy Training Course held in Hanoi from December 1 to 4, 2025, which attracted more than 170 domestic and international participants.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/09/screenshot-2025-12-09-170912-17093729.png" alt="Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long welcomes and acknowledges the IEA’s efforts to support Vietnam’s progress toward becoming an association country."></figure>Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long welcomes and acknowledges the IEA’s efforts to support Vietnam’s progress toward becoming an association country.&nbsp;Recognising Vietnam’s recent progress, the IEA leader affirmed the agency’s readiness to support the country in developing emerging energy sectors. He also provided updates on the initial steps related to Vietnam’s proposal to become an IEA association country.Wrapping up the meeting, Deputy Minister Long welcomed the IEA’s efforts to facilitate Vietnam’s potential association status. He requested that the IEA provide relevant documents, including draft agreements and information on the rights and obligations of association countries, for Vietnam’s review and inter-agency consultation.Regarding domestic procedures, he noted that the MoIT has reported to the Prime Minister on the roadmap and required steps. The Government has assigned the MoIT to coordinate with relevant ministries and agencies to further assess Vietnam’s possibility of joining the IEA as an association country in accordance with regulations. The MoIT will expedite internal processes and report to competent authorities at the earliest opportunity.<blockquote>Previously, in July 2025, Long also held discussions with Birol on cooperation activities under the existing MoU and the roadmap for Vietnam to become an association country.The IEA currently has 13 association countries. In ASEAN, Indonesia and Singapore are members under this category.</blockquote>Le Van

Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long and IEA head Fatih Birol discussed energy cooperation and Vietnam’s path to IEA association status at their December 8 meeting.

Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long holds virtual talks with IEA Head Fatih Birol

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/4/baolu-17648204233911674120618.jpg" alt="ADB announces emergency grant worth US$2 million for flood relief in Viet Nam - Ảnh 1."></figure>In Viet Nam, severe natural disasters have left 409 people dead or missing and 727 injuriesADB will also provide immediate grant support of up to US$3 million to Sri Lanka and US$2 million to Thailand, following requests for support from the governments."I am deeply saddened by the suffering caused by these devastating floods," said Mr. Kanda, adding that the governments and people of Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Viet Nam can rest assured that ADB will provide assistance to help save lives and rebuild communities."We will work quickly and cooperatively with governments to bring shelter, comfort and hope to those affected by these terrible events", he shared.The grants will support emergency and humanitarian efforts, and will come from the Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund (APDRF), which provides fast-tracked grants to developing member countries for life-saving purposes in the immediate aftermath of major disasters triggered by natural hazards.Flooding has caused extensive loss of life and damage to property and infrastructure across South and Southeast Asia.In Viet Nam, severe natural disasters have left 409 people dead or missing and 727 injuries, with total economic losses of over VND85.099 trillion (US$3.226 billion) so far this year./.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide immediate grant support of up to US$2 million to Viet Nam, ADB President Masato Kanda announced Wednesday.

ADB announces emergency grant worth US$2 million for flood relief in Viet Nam

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/12/3/coche-17647322685871847725859.png" alt="Ha Noi accelerates investment in solar power projects- Ảnh 1."></figure>Standing Deputy Secretary of the Ha Noi Party Committee Nguyen Van Phong has signed a plan to implement Resolution No. 70-NQ/TW dated August 20, 2025, of the Politburo on ensuring national energy security through 2030, with a vision toward 2045.The plan sets the goal of enhancing the capital city's electricity reserve capacity and power supply by 2030, with a long-term outlook to 2045.Accordingly, the city aims that by 2030, commercial electricity output will reach 52,178 million kWh while commercial electricity consumption per capita will hit 5,721 kWh per person per year and maximum capacity (Pmax) will attain 9,400 MW.The average growth rate of commercial electricity can meet the double-digit economic growth target.The city strives to ensure that renewable energy sources account for at least 5 percent of total primary energy supply, and develop a total solar power capacity of about 1,500 MW by 2030.The capital city will strongly promote investment in centralized solar power projects and implement widespread rooftop solar installation at industrial parks, high-tech zones, industrial clusters, office buildings, apartment complexes, high-rise buildings, mixed-use commercial–service–residential buildings, and private homes across the city.By 2030, about 280 MW of electricity in the capital city will be generated from waste.The plan also sets a target to save 8-10 percent of the city's total energy consumption while promoting greater use of high-efficiency, energy-saving equipment and machinery, energy audits, and stronger measures to reduce electricity usage and emissions at industrial parks, factories, and urban areas.In addition, oil reserves are expected to reach approximately 90 days of net imports. The city will develop adequate infrastructure for importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) to meet the demands of LNG power plants and other needs.Ha Noi also aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from energy activities by about 15-35 percent compared with the business-as-usual scenario, while ensuring economic growth of at least 11 percent in 2026 and the following years.The city will develop an efficient smart grid system capable of safely interconnecting with the region; ensure safe power supply.Ha Noi will focus on completing the transition to a unified 22 kV medium-voltage grid and undergrounding all of medium- and low-voltage power lines in wards, central areas, and urban zones with stable planning.By 2045, the city aims to firmly ensure national energy security and develop a transparent, efficient, and equitable energy and electricity market in line with a socialist-oriented market economy.Although the capital does not enjoy as many hours of sunshine as the central or southern provinces, with more than 1,500–1,800 hours per year, Ha Noi still has significant potential to develop rooftop solar power, especially in new urban areas, industrial zones and other locations with favorable installation conditions.Making use of existing rooftops not only helps reduce electricity bills but also eases pressure on the grid during peak hours, especially on hot sunny days.According to calculations by several installation and research units, each 1kWp of rooftop solar can generate an average of 3.5–4.5kWh per day. A 5kWp system produces more than 150kWh per month, equivalent to the typical electricity consumption of an average household in Ha Noi.In addition to its economic benefits, rooftop solar power helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It is estimated that each kWh of solar electricity produced cuts CO₂ by about 0.7kg compared to electricity generated from fossil fuels./.

By 2030, half of office buildings in Ha Noi will use self-produced rooftop solar power for on-site consumption.

Ha Noi accelerates investment in solar power projects

On December 2, in Vientiane, Minister Nguyen Hong Dien, head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s working delegation, visited and held a working session with the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos.The meeting took place as part of the Minister’s mission accompanying Party General Secretary To Lam and his spouse on a State visit to Laos, where the delegation attended the celebration marking the 50th National Day of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic and co-chaired the high-level meeting between the Communist Party of Vietnam and the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/02/z728378422248662b917a6e3b5a425abfd31b21eae8c66-17303649.jpg" alt="Minister Nguyen Hong Dien, head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s working delegation, meets with the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen Minh"></figure>Minister Nguyen Hong Dien, head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s working delegation, meets with the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen MinhDuring the working session, Minister Nguyen Hong Dien underscored the consistent views of the Party, State, Government and the Ministry of Industry and Trade of both countries on strengthening bilateral economic and trade cooperation.He noted that in recent years, the Ministries of Industry and Trade of Vietnam and Laos have advanced numerous substantive cooperation initiatives, capitalizing on the two countries’ shared border of more than 2,300km that runs across multiple provinces and possesses significant development potential and strategic importance along the East-West Economic Corridor.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/02/z7283784411969ce26328632ae0b370a742bbdb70c04a6-17310161.jpg" alt="Minister Nguyen Hong Dien visits the headquarters of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen Minh"></figure>Minister Nguyen Hong Dien visits the headquarters of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen Minh&nbsp; &nbsp;In 2024, the bilateral trade reached USD 2.25 billion, up 38 percent from 2023. This marked a significant milestone, as it was the first time two-way trade surpassed USD 2 billion, setting a record high of USD 2.25 billion.In the first ten months of 2025, Vietnam-Laos trade continued to gain momentum, approaching USD 2.5 billion, an increase of 50.4 percent compared to the same period in 2024. Vietnam has thus become Laos’ third-largest trading partner, with the bilateral trade moving toward the target of USD 5 billion and with the ambition of reaching USD 10 billion in the coming years.The Minister instructed the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos to remain proactive in grasping developments on the ground, and to propose effective measures that translate the directives of senior leaders and the two Ministers of Industry and Trade into concrete results. He emphasized that the Trade Office must swiftly innovate and enhance its operational efficiency; strengthen coordination with relevant units under the Ministry of Industry and Trade; and improve trade promotion and business connectivity efforts to elevate bilateral cooperation and create breakthroughs in Vietnam-Laos trade.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/02/screen-shot-2025-12-02-at-52849-pm-17292569.png" alt="Minister Nguyen Hong Dien inspects the facilities of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen Minh"></figure>Minister Nguyen Hong Dien inspects the facilities of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen MinhAssigning key tasks for the period ahead, Minister Nguyen Hong Dien requested the Trade Office to work closely with units within the Ministry of Industry and Trade to formulate action plans, concretize and effectively implement agreements, memoranda and cooperation frameworks signed between the two countries’ industry and trade sectors, particularly the Memorandum of Understanding on the development of industrial linkage chains signed on December 1.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/02/screen-shot-2025-12-02-at-53450-pm-17392453.png" alt="Headquarters of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen Minh"></figure>Headquarters of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen MinhDuring the session, the Minister also directed the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency and the Industry and Trade Newspaper to study and propose operational plans, including dispatching staff to Laos and other priority markets.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/12/02/z7283782109166cbb249a30fe85dfcb69d57d2af684135-17302853.jpg" alt="Minister Nguyen Hong Dien and representatives from departments and units of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in a group photo at the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen Minh"></figure>Minister Nguyen Hong Dien and representatives from departments and units of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in a group photo at the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos. Photo: Nguyen MinhAcknowledging the Minister’s guidance, Tran Thi Tu Anh, Trade Counsellor and head of the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos, affirmed that the office will remain united and committed to fulfilling its tasks, with the highest goal of further increasing bilateral import - export turnover.Nguyen Minh - Le An

Minister Nguyen Hong Dien called on the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos to step up reforms and enhance coordination as the bilateral trade reaches record highs.

Minister Nguyen Hong Dien works with the Vietnam Trade Office in Laos

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/11/28/nb-1764300118085716120811.jpg" alt="Prime Minister hosts leaders of foreign energy giants - Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) and President and CEO of Japan’s Mitsui &amp; Co. Ltd Hori Kenichi, Ha Noi, November 27, 2025 - Photo: VGP/Nhat BacAt his meeting with the Japanese CEO, the Prime Minister commended Japanese enterprises—particularly Mitsui—for their contributions to Viet Nam's socio-economic development through technology transfer, export growth, job creation, and tax contributions. He welcomed Mitsui's long-term strategic investments in Viet Nam, especially its strong commitment to the rapidly progressing Block B gas-to-power project.The Prime Minister said Viet Nam aims for double-digit growth in the coming years, which will require substantial energy resources. He urged Mitsui, with its long-term vision, to deepen cooperation with Vietnamese partners, accelerate progress on the Block B project, expand operations, and enhance efficiency in energy collaboration.He also encouraged Mitsui to step up cooperation in fisheries, trade and exports; establish R&amp;D centers in aquaculture and energy; promote technology transfer; support human-resource development; and strengthen links with institutions such as Ha Long University. He welcomed Mitsui's plan to promote exports of high-value, processed Vietnamese goods, aligning with Viet Nam's goal of improving growth quality and increasing technological content in exports.Reaffirming the Government's commitment to protecting investors' legitimate interests, Pham promised to double efforts to improve the investment climate, reform administrative procedures, advance the national single-window mechanism, upgrade strategic infrastructure and develop a high-quality workforce. Viet Nam, he said, will continue creating favorable conditions for foreign investors, including Japanese firms, on the basis of harmonized benefits and shared risks. Ministries and sectors will accompany Mitsui, swiftly address difficulties, facilitate project implementation, expand supply chains and promote trade cooperation.Hori Kenichi, for his part, updated the Prime Minister on the Block B gas project chain and praised the capacity of the Petrovietnam Technical Services Corporation (PTSC). He affirmed that Mitsui and its Vietnamese partners are working to accelerate all project components. He also outlined plans to expand investments in energy and carbon-reduction projects, as well as promote high-value Vietnamese exports, particularly in agriculture, aquaculture (notably shrimp), wood pellets, food processing and circular-economy initiatives. Mitsui also aims to enhance technology transfer, consulting cooperation, training and the development of scientific and technological human resources.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/11/28/nga-1764300217642104020041.jpg" alt="Prime Minister hosts leaders of foreign energy giants - Ảnh 2."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) and Zarubezhneft’s General Director Sergei Kudryashov, Ha Noi, November 27, 2025 - Photo: VGP/Nhat BacDuring his meeting with Zarubezhneft’s General Director Sergei Kudryashov, Prime Mnister Pham thanked Russia for its long-standing support for Viet Nam’s national independence and ongoing development. He said joint projects between Petrovietnam and Zarubezhneft not only produce economic benefits but also strengthen strategic trust, bolster energy security, support workforce development and enhance Viet Nam’s technological capacity.He stressed that the Vietnamese Government consistently supports the Vietsovpetro and Rusvietpetro joint ventures, as reflected in multiple inter-governmental agreements facilitating their activities. He also affirmed support for Petrovietnam and Zarubezhneft to explore and expand investments based on efficiency, harmonised interests and full compliance with Vietnamese law. He urged both sides to maintain regular dialogue, improve joint-venture performance and promptly resolve arising issues in a constructive and mutually beneficial manner.Kudryashov conveyed condolences to Viet Nam over recent storm and flood-related losses and reported on ongoing cooperation with Petrovietnam. He briefed about plans to expand oil and gas projects with Viet Nam, especially with Petrovietnam, while exploring opportunities in energy and minerals, including the establishment of an energy hub in Viet Nam.The Prime Minister noted that Vietnamese ministries and agencies are reviewing proposals from Petrovietnam and Zarubezhneft to facilitate their expansion in both Viet Nam and Russia. He welcomed Zarubezhneft’s intention to participate in new oil, gas and energy projects beyond those under the Vietsovpetro framework. Highlighting that bilateral cooperation now spans the full oil and gas value chain—from exploration and extraction to processing—he affirmed that Viet Nam will continue offering the best possible conditions for Russian energy enterprises, including Zarubezhneft.Pham expressed his confidence that oil and gas cooperation will continue to grow with strong government support and proactive business engagement, calling on both sides to actively implement signed agreements and maintain regular coordination mechanisms to resolve obstacles and accelerate joint projects.He urged Zarubezhneft to expand Rusvietpetro’s operations in Russia by seeking larger licensed areas, acquiring new fields, and exploring adjacent blocks in the Nenets region to maximise existing infrastructure, technology and workforce advantages, while improving logistics and tax and fee conditions where needed. On the Vietnamese side, he called for Vietsovpetro to enhance efficiency, maintain appropriate production levels and actively pursue new potential blocks.The Prime Minister&nbsp; also called for stronger cooperation in LNG, including supply chains, port and storage infrastructure; technology transfer related to depleted-field extraction and deep or complex drilling; as well as joint development of renewable energy, hydrogen and new materials. He highlighted opportunities for cooperation in high-quality workforce training and encouraged both sides to explore investment and service partnerships in third countries./.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on November 27 hosted separate meetings with Hori Kenichi, President and CEO of Japan’s Mitsui &amp; Co. Ltd., and Sergei Kudryashov, General Director of Russia’s Zarubezhneft.

Prime Minister hosts leaders of foreign energy giants

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Brand experiences come to life during event production. Every carefully planned detail — from the creative activations to the run of show to the food and beverage — is put into effect. A live event is an organic production with many moving parts and requires a focused, organized effort to execute. With the right production team in the right roles, events are accomplished without a hitch.At IOT, we realize big ideas. We translate strategic plans into compelling events. And we understand all the work and coordination that goes into making them a success. As event production experts with decades of combined experience, we do more than execute. We think deeply, we plan down to the last detail, and then we put ourselves in the thick of the action and produce.

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Well-crafted and creative is essential to a campaign’s success. But you want to dazzle along the way, too. Our Creative leads engage in the earliest stages of strategic discussions, and love nothing more than creating beautiful, multisensory work that demands attention and engagement for your brand. And our design chops are complemented by experienced project managers, whose job it is to keep your creative projects on track.