A harmonization in innovation, stability and development is required for Vietnam to pursue sustainable economic development, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said.

Health workers are believed to contribute to the country’s pursuit of dual target including pandemic fight and economic recovery.

Vietnam has culled more than 100,000 fowl since the beginning of 2021.

As social distancing imposed, people are required to stay home with limited outdoor activities, except in an emergency and for essential services.

PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc highlights the Overseas Vietnamese community's contribution in all sectors and aspects, especially in the context of the pandemic and floods in the central region in 2020.

The two countries target to increase the trade value to US$500 by 2025.

Heads of local governments are empowered to make decisions on Covid-19 fight.

Local authorities should enhance supervision activities of market situation for timely intervention, which is in line with market-based principles and the goal of stabilizing macro-economic conditions.

Vietnam is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change due to its extensive coastline, vast deltas and floodplains, and on the path of typhoons.