A national scientific conference on Viet Nam’s emerging “silver economy” was held in Ha Noi on November 15. The hybrid event connected 33 locations nationwide and brought together senior Party and State leaders, experts, and international organisations.
Party General Secretary To Lam demanded an unrelenting campaign against corruption, wastefulness and negative phenomena, backed by the strongest political resolve from the central to grassroots levels, to forge a cleaner, more robust Party and political system capable of steering Viet Nam through its next stage of development.
A scientific workshop titled “Defining a growth model aligned with Viet Nam’s economic restructuring for 2026–2030 period” took place in Ha Noi on December 10. The event was organised by the National Institute for Economics and Finance (Ministry of Finance) and attracted numerous participants, including policymakers and economic experts.
Air pollution has become one of the most serious health hazards in Viet Nam, particularly in major cities such as Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City, where poor air quality is recorded at many times of the year. As such, finding solutions to reduce urban air pollution has received attention from all levels of government.
Today’s world is witnessing profound and unpredictable changes. Armed conflicts, strategic competition between major powers, socio-economic crises, climate change, global epidemics… have created comprehensive shocks, challenging the value systems, development models and political systems of many countries.