Building on the achievements gained during nearly four decades of Đổi mới, Việt Nam’s ongoing reforms aim to improve institutional efficiency, promote digital transformation, better the business environment, and develop human resources.

President Luong Cuong has urged careful evaluation of all preparations for the signing ceremony of the UN Convention against Cybercrime, including technical details, content, protocol, and security, as well as prompt settlement of any challenges or obstacles to guarantee flawless organization, quality, and absolute safety.

British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Indo-Pacific Seema Malhotra affirmed that the UK considers Việt Nam an important partner in the Asia-Pacific region and expressed her wish to strengthen comprehensive cooperation with Việt Nam.

During his field inspection, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh noted the people’s satisfaction and trust in local authorities, emphasizing that the two-tier administration model in Bat Mot and Thanh Hoa has been operating effectively, providing transparent, streamlined services and facilitating easier access to public services.

Highlighting the crucial role of farmers throughout the nation’s history, President Luong Cuong praised the tireless efforts and remarkable contributions by the honorees to the cause of national construction and renewal.

The draft amendment to the Law on Planning aims to build a unified, streamlined and effective national planning system, and finalise plans with a long-term vision following the nationwide administrative restructuring.

Vietnam enters the election to the United Nations Human Rights Council with a proactive, confident and responsible attitude, based on a solid foundation of the process of consistently implementing commitments to promote and protect human rights, said its Ambassador to the UN Mai Phan Dung.

This election result reflects the trust and appreciation of the UN members for Việt Nam's strong commitments and efforts to promote and protect human rights, along with Việt Nam's contributions and initiatives in its role as a member of the UNHRC for the 2023–2025 term

Việt Nam also affirmed its consistent stance on promoting dialogue, cooperation, confidence-building, and respect for national sovereignty in addressing human rights issues, while opposing politicisation.

Agriculture is a national advantage and a pillar of the economy, said Party General Secretary Tô Lâm.

Noting strong momentum in bilateral ties, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Hòa Bình expressed confidence that defence and defence industry collaboration between Việt Nam and Türkiye will achieve specific and substantive progress in the near future.

Following the administrative reorganising, Thanh Hóa's newly restructured communes and wards have quickly stabilised their organisational structures and adopted a people-centred working approach.

Việt Nam has called on all parties concerned to strictly adhere to the agreement and move towards a sustainable and lasting peace solution for the Palestinian issue.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyễn Minh Hằng called on international partners to fulfil their commitments by mobilising private investment for sustainable infrastructure, enhancing cooperation in technology and knowledge sharing, promoting responsible technology governance.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyen Minh Hang called on international partners to fulfil their commitments by mobilizing private investment for sustainable infrastructure, and supporting developing countries in building capacity and applying digital technologies in key areas such as agriculture and healthcare.

Vietnamese people will enjoy a nine-day holiday for the 2026 Lunar New Year (Tet), from February 14 (the 27th day of the 12th lunar month) through February 22 (the 6th day of the 1st lunar month).

The city's Digital Government Operating System pilot programme allows leaders to supervise all departments and districts through a unified digital platform.

From streamlining insurance business procedures to introducing online citizen reception, the National Assembly is moving towards a more digital, transparent and citizen-centred governance model.

The draft Law on Tax Administration plans to cut 96 administrative procedures, or 44 percent of the current total, and simplify 63 others. It spotlights a clear direction toward completely abolishing lump-sum taxation for household and individual businesses from 2026, while creating a favorable legal framework for these entities to transition into enterprises.

Delegates expressed their interest in deeper and clearer analysis on the lessons on assuring the economic and socio-political stability.