The General Secretary and President requested that Ha Tinh province continue to attract selective investment, prioritizing foundational industries, high technology, and clean energy.
Numerous scientific studies suggest that height isn't always a biological advantage; shorter individuals receive some unexpected benefits.
General Secretary To Lam emphasized that Quang Ninh needs to continue to affirm its pioneering role, proactively proposing and acting; boldly implementing special mechanisms regarding land, finance, investment, science and technology, marine economy, border economy and urban economy.
Hoa Hoi commune, with its aspiration to break through from a new foundation, aims for sustainable development with the goal of building a green, modern economic zone and improving the lives of its people.
The first electric bus system, which is about to be put into operation, is a significant step that will help Con Dao reduce emissions, limit private vehicles, and promote sustainable development.
The Gia Lai Provincial Party Congress has identified a common goal and aspiration: to transform the province into a dynamic, modern, and sustainable development center of the country.
From a land closely associated with the Vam Co River, Tay Ninh now asserts its new position with aspirations for rapid growth, sustainable development, and preservation of cultural values.
Tay Ninh is promoting the consumption of custard apples through digitalization, building a brand for local specialties, expanding markets, and increasing income for farmers.
Tay Ninh is proud to develop OCOP products that are closely linked to local characteristics, focusing on quality rather than quantity, creating a sustainable foothold in the market.
Preserving and developing traditional craft villages has become a strategic direction for Tay Ninh province, aiming to exploit the region's potential and create economic development.
By 2030, Tay Ninh aims to become one of the leading centers for industrial development and tourism services in the Southeast region and the whole country.
By 2023, Tay Ninh province strives to become a dynamic, civilized locality that is well-adapted to climate change and a desirable place to visit and live.
Proposing high salaries to attract talent and providing clear working conditions are two factors that will help Ho Chi Minh City have scientific research that is on par with and meets international standards.
At the Ministry of Science and Technology's 2023 task deployment conference on the afternoon of December 28th, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam outlined five tasks that need to be addressed.
On the afternoon of April 27th, Masterise Group officially launched its long-term program “Build A Better Future” to improve the quality of life for Vietnamese people.
Wearing both a white blouse and a green military uniform, Dr. Dinh Thi Thu Hang is always aware of the responsibility and duty of a military medical officer.
The government aims to have five Vietnamese universities ranked in the world's top 500 in mathematics by 2030, with at least two institutions in the top 400.
A team of experts from Thai Nguyen University has successfully researched and developed a diagnostic kit for testing the SARS-CoV-2 virus using Realtime PCR technology.
How much money does the global automotive industry "throw" into research and development (R&D" each year, and how much profit do companies hope to reap from this investment?
(VTC News) - Developing science and technology (S&T) enterprises has been a much-discussed issue in Vietnam recently.
(VTC News) - The Ratnik - Future Warrior equipment set will be deployed to the army this summer, according to the RIA news agency, citing the Russian Ministry of Defense.
According to Avinash Chander of the Indian Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), by 2015, India will launch its domestically produced nuclear submarine and introduce its first intercontinental ballistic missile.
The London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) said on February 5 that Japan, China, and South Korea accounted for approximately 57% of the actual increase in defense spending in Asia in 2013.
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