Behind his graduation cap was a journey filled with tears, sacrifice, and a promise never to give up learning.

Before even graduating from university, Vy Tra secured a full-time position at a multinational corporation through a prestigious management trainee program designed to cultivate future leaders.

From reunions on Google Maps to inviting strangers to weddings, young people defined a bold and heartfelt year online.

A mechanical engineer quit his job with a salary of more than 30 million dong per month several years ago in HCMC to return to his hometown and start a farm raising bamboo rats and black chickens, specialty animals sought after by many restaurants.

With nearly 700 hours in the air, Captain Nguyen Hoang Hai Quang is recognized as a leading young pilot of the Vietnamese Air Force.

Behind every accolade is a story of resilience and growth-young ethnic minority individuals are turning recognition into long-term impact.

More than 2,000 outstanding ethnic minority students and young people from across Vietnam have been honored over 12 years of the national recognition program.

Outstanding young people from ethnic minority communities are becoming symbols of hope and pride in Vietnam’s highland regions.

From grinding steel to debugging code, two young Vietnamese women prove that determination and the right energy can drive big breakthroughs.

For many young ethnic talents, national recognition has become a springboard to lasting impact.

At the HEF 2025 Autumn Economic Forum, youth leaders and tech experts call for bold Vietnamese participation in shaping the AI future.

A youth-inspiration talk show themed “Intelligent Generation NOW” opened the 2025 Autumn Economic Forum in HCM City on November 25.

An award-winning doctor gave up hospital life to build a herbal medicine cooperative and serve the poor.

At just 24 years old, Trieu Phan The Phuong - an ethnic Dao student and graduate of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy - has already lived through the highs and lows of the medical profession.

Mai Hoa, 38, graduates as valedictorian from Vietnam University of Fine Arts after leaving her office job to pursue her passion.

The 12th Commendation Ceremony highlights the power of education to uplift and connect communities from every corner of the nation.

In misty highlands, one young woman’s return sparks a journey to preserve, uplift, and globalize a centuries-old tea tradition.

Nguyen Thi Khanh Dieu’s story of passion, perseverance, and breakthrough in biomedical antenna research captures the spirit of Vietnam’s youth.

Drawing from the legacy of their ancestors, young people in Dak Lak are helping preserve and share the richness of ethnic cultures using modern platforms and fresh approaches.