Báo Ảnh Việt Nam

Vietnam's New Era

The highest and ultimate objective is for people to fully enjoy the fruits of development: Top leader

The highest and ultimate objective is for people to fully enjoy the fruits of development: Top leader

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam has highlighted the principle that “the people are the root,” and emphasised that the highest and ultimate objective is that the people are enabled to fully enjoy the fruits of development.

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  • Vietnams Private Sector - A Central Driver of the Countrys Development

    Vietnam’s private sector is emerging as a central driver of the country’s development. 

  • Vietnams Aspiration for Breakthrough Growth

    In a world profoundly reshaped by pandemics, conflicts, and global inflation, Vietnam has not only maintained stability but also achieved remarkable breakthroughs. The 2021 - 2026 period marks the emergence of a resilient, adaptable economy, fueling a powerful aspiration to rise in a new era of development.

  • The First Ballots Cast: High Hopes from Hanois Island Commune

    Situated in the Red River as Hanoi’s only island commune, Minh Chau is home to a resilient farming community. On this election day, the atmosphere remained solemn and orderly as thousands of residents exercised their civic rights and duties in accordance with national regulations.

  • Returning to Pac Bo, Tracing the Footsteps of President Ho Chi Minh

    Party General Secretary To Lam visited the northern border province of Cao Bang on January 28 on the occasion of the 96th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (February 3), the 85th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s return to the country (January 28), and the 65th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh’s revisit to Cao Bang (February 21).

  • Nghia Dos Rise Driven by Party Resolutions

    Located in the mountains northwest of Vietnam, Nghia Do Commune in Lao Cai Province is changing in quiet but measurable ways, not through slogans, but through practical, sustained action. In melon fields, cinnamon-clad hills, and the rhythms of daily life, the Party’s resolutions are taking shape as concrete outcomes at the grassroots.

Culture highlights

Lao Ethnic People in Dien Bien celebrate Bun Huot Nam Water Festival

Lao Ethnic People in Dien Bien celebrate Bun Huot Nam Water Festival

In the early days of April, the rhythm of life slows in Nua Ngam Commune as Lao ethnic communities come together to celebrate Bun Huot Nam, one of their most important traditional festivals. Held annually to mark the Lao New Year, the event is both a spiritual observance and a communal gathering—where generations reconnect, and cultural identity is reaffirmed. 

Economy

Market Keeps Centuries-Old Conical Hat Craft Alive

Before dawn breaks over the outskirts of Hanoi, the Chuong Conical Hat Market is already stirring to life. From as early as 4:30 a.m., traders and artisans gather under soft yellow lights, their silhouettes moving briskly through rows of neatly stacked conical hats. 

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Unlocking Resources to Empower the Private Sector

Unlocking Resources to Empower the Private Sector

According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Dinh Thien, to help the Vietnamese economy achieve a breakthrough in the future, the most critical task is to dismantle institutional "bottlenecks" and release suppressed resources.

Exploring our land

Cai Rang Floating Market - A Must-Visit in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta

At first light, the waterways of Cai Rang Floating Market awaken not with urgency, but with a quiet, unhurried rhythm. The river, once crowded with boats jostling for trade, now reflects a softer scene—one defined by space, stillness, and the gentle lapping of water against wooden hulls. 

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