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Viet Nam’s start-up ecosystem is entering a phase of rapid growth, supported by a range of breakthrough policies aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and innovation. However, a deeper look shows that the start-up ecosystem still faces many bottlenecks, making it difficult for projects to move into real-world application and establish a foothold in the market.
Renewing tourism products, reviving night tourism, shifting from quantity to quality are new directions for Ninh Binh’s tourism sector.
The PM requested a review of the development of core and strategic technologies, as well as the building and interconnection of databases.
Viet Nam is embarking on an unprecedented administrative restructuring, with the number of provinces and cities set to be reduced by nearly half. This is not only a major step forward in institutional reform but also presents a golden opportunity to reshape the national tourism map towards stronger regional integration, sustainable development, and heightened competitiveness.Tourists visiting the Citadel of Quang Tri.
As one of the three pillars of the agricultural sector, alongside livestock and fisheries, forestry is being developed, not only with a focus on sustainability but also as a multi-objective industry that maximises its economic, environmental and climate resilience contributions.The Thanh Hoa Provincial Forest Protection Department, in coordination with the forest rangers at Xuan Lien National Park, conducts a patrol to protect the forest. (Photo: VNA/VNS)
At the 40th session of the National Assembly Standing Committee opened in Hanoi on December 10, 100% of full-time legislators approved a Resolution on re-arranging administrative units at the district and commune levels in Ninh Binh province in the period of 2023-2025, including the establishment of new Hoa Lu city.An arieal view of Ninh Binh city.
