The multisectoral relations show how enduring a partnership is and will be.

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Many years have passed, but 90-year-old Do Hong Phan still remembers the days when she joined the patriotic student movement in Hanoi and fought for the capital city's liberation, which came about on October 10, 1954.

In recent years, the Vietnamese film industry has witnessed many clear changes. Now is the time when viewers are very interested in learning about national culture in a natural way, through entertainment products.

Kim Huat Ooi, Vice President of Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Operations and General Manager of Intel Products Vietnam, spoke to The Hanoi Times about Vietnam's semiconductor ambitions and Intel's contribution to making the country a global manufacturing and R&D hub.

The visit of the US President to Vietnam in September last year has paved the way for further cooperation between the two countries in a wide range of fields.

Non-cash transactions are gaining widespread acceptance across various segments of society, ranging from office workers and small businesses to freelancers.

Leveraging the available talent, nurturing locals, and embracing innovative strategies drive Vietnamese startups to exceptional performance.

Since 1995, Vietnam and the US have seen bilateral trade value soar 309 times to US$139 billion in 2022.

The Vietnamese government has worked with many foreign organizations and large corporations, including Google, to develop high-quality technology training programs to meet the growing demand for hiring tech talent.

Through strategic agendas and visionary focus, the Vietnamese Government is playing an active role in driving the growth of tech talent.

Vietnamese tech talent has become highly sought after globally, indicating an improvement in the quality of human resources in Vietnam.

Hanoi has emerged as the top destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first half of 2023.

As Hanoi is marking 15 years of administrative boundary adjustment, The Hanoi Times looks back at the history of sidewalk culture.

Hotels in Hanoi are upgrading the quality of their services in anticipation of more international arrivals in autumn-winter, capitalizing on the visa opening policy.

Audiobooks have emerged as a new publishing trend and an essential part of reading culture in the digital age. They are replacing printed books as a popular way to enjoy literature.

Hanoi is the first city in Vietnam to issue a resolution on the development of cultural industries, demonstrating the determination of the people and authorities of Hanoi to promote cultural values as an economic spearhead.

Hanoi, like many cities in Vietnam, has a vibrant sidewalk economy characterized by a wide range of informal economic activities on the pavement.

That rice has been found to serve purposes other than filling the stomach is perhaps not too surprising.