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Ho Chi Minh City is implementing a range of tax incentive policies to promote its innovation-driven start-up ecosystem, in line with resolutions of the National Assembly and the City’s People’s Council.

A series of new economic policies will come into force, focusing on innovation, technology transfer and enhancing transparency in the economy, from April 1, 2026.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has directed the swift completion of the local government apparatus for the 2026-2031 term, with full operations required by April 1.

Viet Nam has been honoured by Condé Nast Traveler magazine in the list of the 28 most beautiful countries in the world, thanks to its diverse landscapes ranging from mountains and forests to seas and islands.

Ahead of the national election scheduled for March 15, the atmosphere at many locations has been lively, democratic and responsible. Meetings and voter engagement sessions have been widely held across residential areas and institutions. For many young people who have just turned 18, this will be the first time they hold a ballot in their hands—an experience filled with both pride and responsibility.

To raise public awareness on energy conservation and environmental protection, the Ha Noi Power Corporation (EVNHANOI) launched the "Whole Nation Uses Energy Saving and Efficiently" movement, in respose to the 2026 Earth Hour campaign.

In the early days of March, the atmosphere leading up to the nationwide election on 15 March has spread widely across the capital, Hà Nội. Public communication and decorative activities have been carried out in a coordinated and serious manner, creating a dignified and vibrant appearance ahead of the country’s major political event.

In the first two months of 2026, Ho Chi Minh City’s economy recorded numerous positive signals, laying the foundation for achieving a first-quarter growth target of over 7%.

The People’s Committee of Ha Noi has issued a plan to convert all petrol- and diesel-powered taxis to electric and green-energy vehicles before 2030, accompanied by a range of support mechanisms and policies for businesses.

After the Lunar New Year holiday, production and business activities in Ha Noi quickly regained momentum. Most enterprises resumed operations from the very first days of the new year. Workers returned to work in high spirits, determined to fulfil their production targets.

Following turbulence in the global rice market, 2026 presents both opportunities and challenges for Viet Nam’s rice sector.

The 2026 Spring Calligraphy Festival at the Temple of Literature is held under the theme “National Learning”, marking the 950th anniversary of Quoc Tu Giam, the first national university of Dai Viet. The event features 35 calligraphy tents, with scholars selected through a rigorous process to ensure quality and credibility.

The Lunar New Year (Tet) 2026 is approaching. While families across the country busily prepare to welcome spring, at the Naval Port of Region 3, officers and sailors of Ship 628, Squadron 311, Brigade 161, are working urgently to complete preparations for an extended Tet duty mission at sea.

As tradition goes, ahead of the 2026 Lunar New Year (Tet) of Horse, the G4 Ambassadors to Viet Nam (New Zealand, Canada, Norway, and Switzerland) have once again joined hands to produce a short video clip, sending New Year wishes to the Vietnamese people.

According to the Department of Salary and Social Insurance under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Lunar New Year (Tet) bonuses for 2026 continue to rise.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued Decision No. 116, introducing new administrative procedures while amending, supplementing, and abolishing several existing ones in the management of Vietnamese workers employed abroad under contracts.

The 14th National Party Congress has set development orientations for 2026–2030 while strengthening workers’ confidence in a new phase of growth marked by stable jobs and rising incomes.

On January 12, 2011, the 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of Viet Nam officially opened. This was an event that left a strong imprint on the Party’s efforts to renew its leadership style during a period of profound challenges.

In these days, from cities to countryside, mountains to far-flung islands, Viet Nam abounds with national flags and a vibrant faith. Millions of Vietnamese at home and abroad pay great attention to the 14th National Party Congress. Sensing its momentum, Vietnamese people’s confidence in its success strengthens.

In the course of national development, each National Party Congress carries special significance. It is not only a major political event of the Party, but also a milestone of strategic importance for the future of the country and the nation.