The 2025 public borrowing and debt repayment plan and the three-year public debt management program for 2025–2027 aim to ensure full and timely repayment of public debt without affecting Vietnam’s sovereign credit rating as well as restructure the Government bond portfolio.

Reporters of the Liberation Press Agency (now the Vietnam News Agency) were not only newsmen but also fighters. Their articles and reports were fueled the revolutionary spirit, stirred patriotism and resolved to drive out the enemy.

The Ministry of Public Security, within its authority and responsibility, will direct relevant forces to work with the central bank and related agencies, to immediately implement professional measures to strictly and promptly handle violations of the law related to the gold market and gold trading activities.

Law-making should strengthen the Party’s leadership, broaden consultations with stakeholders, facilitate growth, serve the people, streamline administrative procedures, promote decentralization, and stay closely aligned with realities, said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

Law-making should strengthen the Party’s leadership, broaden consultations with stakeholders, facilitate growth, serve the people, streamline administrative procedures, promote decentralisation, and stay closely aligned with realities, said Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính.

The high-level meeting will take place in September 2026 during the 81st UNGA High-Level Week, focusing on advancing multilateral and intergenerational approaches to pandemic prevention, preparedness and response, based on equity and solidarity.

The state visit to Vietnam from September 9–12 of Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn and her spouse comes as bilateral relations thrive, particularly since the elevation of Vietnam-Austrialia relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in March 2024.

The state visit to Vietnam of Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn and her spouse on September 9–12 comes as bilateral relations thrive, particularly since the elevation of Vietnam-Austrialia relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in March 2024.

From Australia’s perspective, the upcoming visit by Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn and her spouse reflects its consistent policy of valuing and giving high priority to stronger engagement with Southeast Asia, including Việt Nam.

Prime Minister has issued Official Dispatch 159/CD-TTg, ordering stronger coordination of fiscal and monetary policies to stabilize the economy and spur growth, aiming for Vietnam’s 2025 GDP target of 8.3–8.5 percent.

PM Chinh said the Government must tackle regulatory “bottlenecks” in 2025, as required under the Politburo’s Resolution 66/NQ-TW, which sets an economic growth target of 8.3 percent–8.5 percent next year and double-digit expansion in subsequent years.

PM Chinh said the Government must tackle regulatory “bottlenecks” in 2025, as required under the Politburo’s Resolution 66/NQ-TW, which sets an economic growth target of 8.3 percent–8.5 percent next year and double-digit expansion in subsequent years.

The September 9-12 state visit to Vietnam by Governor-General of Australia Sam Mostyn affirms the determination of both sides to strengthen friendship and cooperation across all areas, particularly political ties.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính acknowledged the immense challenge and emphasised the need for high-quality, breakthrough solutions, with the Policy Advisory Council serving as a vital channel for input.

To achieve the country’s two centennial goals, Vietnam has implemented and will continue to implement numerous important programs and strategies such as reorganizing administrative units, operating a two-tier local government system, and enforcing key resolutions.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính instructed VOV to play a greater role in enriching people’s spiritual and cultural lives, promoting Vietnamese values, identity and humanity, and inspiring patriotism, pride, confidence and aspirations for a prosperous and thriving nation.

The Party chief further called for VTV to operate under an integrated, fully digitalised model, leading in the production and distribution of high-quality, multi-platform, multilingual content and applying advanced technologies to serve audiences at home and abroad.

Vietnamese real estate magnate Đinh Trường Chinh is set to go on trial in HCM City this month, accused of unlawfully profiting nearly VNĐ970 billion (US$38 million) from the transfer of prime state-owned land, in one of the latest high-profile cases in the country’s sweeping anti-corruption drive.

Party General Secretary To Lam urged VTV to remain steadfast in the Party’s revolutionary goals and fulfil its role as a leading national multimedia agency on the ideological and cultural front, and build a politically steadfast, technologically proficient and ethically upright workforce.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed his confidence that with 80 years of glorious tradition, the Voice of Vietnam will continue to innovate, grow stronger, and successfully fulfil the mission entrusted by the Party, State and people.