Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son on the evening of November 24 inspected preparations for the Autumn Economic Forum 2025, which will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from November 25–27 under the theme “Green Transition in the Digital Era.”

The 34th Festival Changé d’Air, themed “Viet Nam – Culture, Art, Cuisine, Music and Life”, opened at Le Rabelais Cultural Centre in Changé city, Sarthe department of France, on November 6.

Authorities at all levels, people from all social strata, intellectuals, artists, researchers, and officials, are actively providing feedback on the draft documents that will be presented at the 14th National Party Congress, with the promotion of Viet Nam’s cultural and human strengths in the new era among issues drawing great attention.

Autumn Fair 2025 is drawing major public attention as it is being held on a national scale. It is not only a trade event but also as a festival to honour and promote the quintessence of Vietnamese culture. The event promises to offer a unique cultural experience for visitors.

To comprehensively develop Vietnamese culture and people towards truly creating a strategic breakthrough, the 14th Congress documents do not just stop at orientation but need to have clear solutions and implementation mechanisms.

With the aim of honouring exemplary journalistic works that contribute to advancing the cause of cultural development, the 2025 National Press Awards “For the Cause of Developing Vietnamese Culture” continues to affirm its position as one of the country’s most prestigious specialised awards, attracting strong interest from press agencies and the public nationwide.

Vietnamese artists from the Viet Nam Cultural Centre in France, invited as an honorary guest, brought distinctive performances to the vibrant atmosphere of the Korean Expo 2025 held in Paris on October 4.

A global network for Vietnamese language and cultural teaching was launched in Fukuoka prefecture, Japan, on September 29 in the face of a growing need for upholding the traditional culture among the over 6 million overseas Vietnamese across over 130 countries and territories.

Party General Secretary To Lam has signed and issued four important resolutions, which are considered to be fundamental institutional pillars, creating a strong driving force to move our country forward in the new era. In the cultural field, the “quartet of resolutions” has truly created a new impetus, contributing to the breakthrough development of Vietnamese culture.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has sent congratulations to Duc Phuc after the singer won the first prize at the international music contest Intervision 2025 in Moscow, Russia.

The atmosphere at the National Children’s Library of the Russian Federation became lively and colourful with the “Viet Nam Cultural Day” for children.

The ASEAN Cultural and Culinary Fair 2025 (ASEAN Bazaar 2025) took place at the Embassy of Malaysia in Phnom Penh on September 13. The event was co-organised by the embassies of ASEAN countries, featuring a variety of unique artistic performances and cultural showcases.

Following the enthusiastic response to the movement of reviving and preserving Vietnamese culture through the Viet Co Phuc (Vietnamese ancient costume) trend, young people in Ho Chi Minh City have introduced to the public 50 Mid-Autumn lanterns recreated based on designs from a century ago.

Viet Nam made a striking impression at the CelebrASIA Festival, the largest Southeast Asian cultural celebration in the UK, with captivating performances that highlighted the vibrancy and richness of the Vietnamese culture, drawing admiration and attention from international friends.

In recent days, while participating in “Sing! Asia” – a music “arena” bringing together over 30 young singers from nine Asian countries and territories – Gen Z singer Phuong My Chi has ignited a sense of national pride. She impressed not only by making it to the finals but also by her way of spreading the beauty of Vietnamese culture through music.

An online training course for Vietnamese language teachers abroad opened on July 26, aiming to equip them with effective, accessible methods and materials to help younger generations preserve their mother tongue and cultural identity.

A documentary film about five traditional craft villages in Viet Nam has attracted large numbers of French viewers at Cineville Cinema, Lorient city, where screenings have frequently sold out.

As part of the ongoing efforts to enhance cultural diplomacy and promote Viet Nam's image abroad, the Vietnamese Embassy in Brunei, in collaboration with International School Brunei (ISB), organised a cultural exchange event on the afternoon of July 2 to showcase Vietnamese literature and traditional hand embroidery art.

Nearly 100 young people of Vietnamese descent from around the world gathered in Paris for a vibrant festival showcasing a youthful, creative, and globally connected Viet Nam.

Huong Viet magazine and the Viet Nam–Germany Association in Schwaben co-organised a special cultural programme titled “Huong sac Viet” (The Essence and Colours of Viet Nam) on June 28–29 as part of Sommerfest, the largest multicultural festival in Augsburg city, Bavaria state, Germany.