Báo Ảnh Việt Nam

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Average SIPAS 2025 Reaches 83.09%

Average SIPAS 2025 Reaches 83.09%

The Ministry of Home Affairs on May 11 announced the results of the 2025 Satisfaction Index of Public Administrative Services (SIPAS 2025), measuring public satisfaction with services provided by state administrative agencies.

Making news

Cover story

  • Oc Eo - Ba The, the Crossroads of Civilizations

    Hidden beneath the southern region’s alluvial soil, an ancient trading hub is coming to light. Vietnam’s recent submission of the dossier to nominate the Oc Eo - Ba The archaeological site as a UNESCO World Heritage highlights Vietnam’s position in human civilization. 

  • Schools that Light the Way to the Future

    On the rolling mountain ranges of the border provinces of Dien Bien and Lai Chau, multi-level boarding schools are being built, opening doors of opportunity for thousands of ethnic minority students. More than just a place to pursue the dream of literacy, these facilities are cultivating human resources and strengthening the national frontier through the sustainable power of education. 

  • Vietnams Private Sector - A Central Driver of National 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.

Culture highlights

Savoring Hanois Lotus Tea Heritage in the Old Quarter

Savoring Hanoi’s Lotus Tea Heritage in the Old Quarter

For generations, West Lake lotus tea has been regarded as one of Hanoi’s most refined gifts, celebrated for its delicate fragrance and the meticulous craftsmanship behind every cup. More than just a drink, lotus tea reflects the elegance of Vietnamese tea culture and the patience required to preserve a long-standing tradition.

Economy

500-Year-Old Phuoc Tich Village Draws Visitors Thanks to Heritage Tourism

Phuoc Tich, a village more than five centuries old set along the O Lau River roughly 40 km north of Hue, holds a quiet, weathered beauty that captures the stamp of traditional north-central Vietnamese rural life.

Portrait

Vietnam - South Africa Borderless Connections

Vietnam - South Africa Borderless Connections

Amidst the vibrant and diverse tapestry of life in South Africa, Vietnam is present through everyday yet deeply meaningful moments - from high-level diplomatic meetings and community outreach to culinary and cultural experiences. These modest stories are quietly forging bonds between the two nations, transcending geographical distance to mutual empathy and shared values.

Exploring our land

Con Co “Steel Island”: A Green Gem In The Open Sea

Rising from the vast waters off Vietnam’s central coast, Con Co Island, once dubbed a “steel island” during wartime, now stands at the threshold of a new journey: becoming a tourism and service hub linked to its frontline role in the East Sea.

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