As the Việt Nam Red Cross Society marks 80 years of humanitarian service, attention is turning to how the organisation is adapting to an increasingly complex era of non-traditional challenges. In this episode of The Point, we explore the evolving role of the Việt Nam Red Cross in strengthening social resilience, expanding global humanitarian cooperation, and reinforcing sustainable social security networks for the future. Watch now, only on Vietnam Today.
Nourished by the Mekong's rich alluvial soil, Vinh Long's coconuts are celebrated for their naturally sweet water and refreshing flavour. As unstable markets challenged local growers, many returned home with new skills, fresh ideas, and a different vision, helping drive the development of the coconut industry and take Vietnamese coconuts further into international markets.
Vietnam is aiming for 10% GDP growth—but is it achievable? In this episode of Vietnam Innovators, VinaCapital Chief Economist Mike Kokalari breaks down the opportunities, challenges, AI potential, infrastructure, FDI, and the reforms that could shape Vietnam's next decade of growth.
On this episode of Vietnam 360, explore Vietnam's ambitious goal to transform its music sector into a powerful economic driver. Join us to discuss how the country can build a thriving and sustainable music industry. From grassroots development and strict IP enforcement to going global, discover the opportunities and challenges shaping Vietnam's cultural economy.
The Vietnam People's Army is the core force during natural disasters and emergencies. To ensure rapid and effective action, units like Division 324 undergo rigorous, real-world training in collapsed structure rescue, river evacuation and firefighting. By mastering these life-saving skills, soldiers are fully prepared to protect communities, safely recover property and uphold their deeply rooted commitment to serving the people.
What does Vietnam need to be a top 20 economy? In this episode, Tony Ngo, founder of 20in20 Partners, shares why the answer goes beyond GDP and explains how investing in people, education and innovation will shape Vietnam's future.
If a nation's technological development can be likened to a voyage across the open sea, then ahead lies a vast ocean of knowledge: core technologies, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum science, data, and innovation.