An insider has predicted a good outlook for the property market in the medium and long terms despite signs of decline in recent months.

If Vietnam does not have reasonable policies to develop excellent technology engineers, its dream of building technology powerhouses will never be realized, experts say.

With the support of technology, domestic companies have been contributing to building a smarter and better life for Vietnamese people via smart homes.

Private investors are being encouraged by upcoming policies in development of public-private partnership projects in the healthcare sector.

Authorities on Phu Quoc Island are seeking ways to save rivers and canals which are dying from pollution.

HCM City keen to step up cooperation with Singapore

Vietnamese and German artists will perform together at a concert entitled German Night on May 23.

Although nursing involves high work pressure and stress, many nurses at health facilities throughout the country are reluctant to leave the profession.

As Vietnam’s cities and provinces are ramping up efforts with new action plans to realise the smart city dream, international tech giants are moving faster with new ambitious business plans. 

Dr Dao Quang Vinh, head of Institute of Science, Labour and Society under Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs talks to Tuổi Trẻ (Youth) newspaper about shifting labour structure in the agricultural sector.

On April 12, the Ministry of Industry and Trade released the third updated draft of the decision of the prime minister on the mechanism for encouraging the development of solar power projects in Vietnam.

A professor at a leading university in HCM City was so worried he may lose his job and he took to Facebook to share his concerns.

Vietnam and the US are expected to work on a blueprint to deepen trade and investment ties to prepare the next stage of bilateral ties.

With Vietnam’s new directions on drug registration and materials arriving imminently, private businesses are expected to take the next steps for tenders to venture into the lucrative public hospital system.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has built a National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP) for Vietnam and is looking for feedback from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Vietnam.

Ly Thai To square in downtown Hanoi will play host to a festival which honours Mong ethnic cultural values on May 18-19.

Thanh Ha Water Park, the biggest of its kind in Hanoi, is scheduled to be put into operation next month.

The urban renovation and public beach development project in the northern coastal city of Ha Long, Quang Ninh Province, will not encroach on Ha Long Bay, local authorities have stated.

ASEM conference on promoting inclusive socio-economic development in Asia and Europe opened a conference in Khanh Hoa on May 16, attracting over 180 delegates from 53 ASEM member states, regional and international organisations.

Tran Huong Quynh believes that students and teachers need to change learning and teaching methods.