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In 2014, the VFF and JFA embarked on a journey of mutual growth and cultural exchange by signing their first cooperation agreement. This decade-long partnership has yielded significant fruits, with the JFA providing invaluable support to its Vietnamese counterpart. One of the key strengths of this collaboration has been the introduction of seasoned experts. Notable figures include Miura Toshiya, who led the U23 and national teams with prowess; Tanabe Kazuyoshi, the executive director of the V.League, brought invaluable insights to the table. Yusuke Adachi and Takeshi Koshida, as technical directors, left a lasting impact on the VFF, and Ijiri Akira’s guidance of the U19 and U20 women’s teams was exceptional. The JFA has also facilitated numerous training and competition opportunities for Vietnamese teams in Japan, fostering growth and exposure. Additionally, their initiatives to develop grassroots football in Vietnam have sown the seeds for a brighter future. Building on this strong...

At the India-Maldives Business Forum in Bengaluru, Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation, Aishath Nahula, emphasized the importance of collaboration between India and the Maldives to achieve a digital and sustainable future for both nations. Nahula highlighted key areas of cooperation, including the integration of digital financial services and the recent launch of the RuPay card, which signifies a milestone in their journey towards a more interconnected economy. She also acknowledged the Maldives’ commitment to climate action and multilateralism, in line with India’s leadership in these areas. The Minister further elaborated on the Maldivian government’s initiatives to expand the digital economy, such as the Maldives Creative Economic Strategy, which aims to revitalize technology-driven industries, arts, and media. This strategy, she believes, will drive innovation and create new opportunities for both countries. “Bengaluru, the Garden City, is an apt setting for my vi...

The exhibition titled “Hanoi Craft Villages” and “The Beauty of Vietnam’s Regions” is currently being held until October 14th at Exhibition Hall 45 Trang Tien. This exhibition is organized to commemorate the 69th anniversary of Capital Liberation Day, which occurred on October 10, 1954.  The Hang Trong Folk Painting’s Soul Keeper by Vu Ngoc Bao won first prize in the “Hanoi Craft Village” photo contest. The Hanoi Artistic Photography Association hosted a photo contest, and the captivating images on display at the exhibition are the outcome of this competition. After a duration of over two months, the Organizing Committee has successfully received a grand total of 1,712 remarkable submissions, originating from 227 highly talented authors. These submissions have been diligently categorized into two distinct themes, resulting in a comprehensive collection. Fifty-two exceptional photos showcasing the captivating craftsmanship of Hanoi’s Craft Village were carefully cho...

The merger between VinFast and VinES is aimed at enhancing VinFast’s self-sufficiency in battery technology and its production chain, as well as increasing its competitive edge in the growing electric vehicle market. Following the donation, VinES will be merged into VinFast to enhance its self-efficiency in battery technology and leverage resources for battery research and development. VinES is a member company of Vingroup with a legal capital of VND 6,500 billion ($270 million). It specializes in manufacturing advanced lithium-ion batteries for mobility and energy storage applications and works with leading global battery technology partners to become a comprehensive energy solution provider. As part of the merger, VinFast will acquire all of VinES’ intellectual property, including battery cells, battery packs, manufacturing facilities, technology, partnerships, and supplier contracts. This acquisition will help complete VinFast’s fully integrated production chain and give them...

Visitors to Hanoi on Capital Liberation Day, which occurs on October 10, can enjoy a variety of activities provided by the local tourism industry. The Temple of Literature is currently hosting a photo exhibition titled “Hanoi – 15 Years of Expanded Administrative Boundaries” in the Thai Hoc courtyard, which is worth spending a significant amount of time exploring. Sofia Loren, a British tourist who attended the exhibition’s opening ceremony on October 5, expressed her delight, saying, “I am thrilled to see these beautiful photos of Hanoi. They help me better understand the capital’s development over time.” This exhibition, which runs until October 11, aims to offer tourists visiting Hanoi a comprehensive view of the city. In the meantime, the management board of Hoa Lo Prison Relic is presenting an exhibition called “The Roar of the Red” until December 31. The exhibition features two themes: “Long Resistance War” and “History Day,” and has already attracted significant attention fr...