VOV.VN - The Vietnam women’s national football team departed for Thailand on December 2, embarking on their SEA Games 33 journey with the goal of defending the gold medal in women’s football.
The Resilience First programme, implemented by Plan International Vietnam, CARE International in Vietnam, and the Centre for Research on Initiatives of Community Development, has announced a substantial commitment of EUR1.4 million (US$1.62 million) in funding from Irish Aid in Vietnam.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has expressed confidence that Vietnamese women will gain even greater footing in the marketplace, forging ahead with bolder strides in production and trade, harnessing sci-tech, driving digital transformation and green transition.
VOV.VN - The Vietnam women’s futsal team will play two international friendlies against the China women’s futsal team as part of their preparations for the upcoming SEA Games 33 in Thailand next month.
The Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU) Central Committee held a meeting at Lam Vien Da Lat Square in Lam Dong province on November 28 to mark the 2025 Action Month for Gender Equality and the Prevention and Response to Gender-Based Violence, with the participation of around 600 delegates.
A delegation of the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU), led by its President Nguyen Thi Tuyen, visited the Lao Embassy in Vietnam on November 26 to extend congratulations on the 50th anniversary of National Day of Laos (December 2, 1975 – 2025).
VOV.VN - A female Vietnamese athlete has won the first gold medal for Vietnam at the 2025 ASEAN School Games (ASG) currently taking place in Brunei.
VOV.VN - Vietnamese representative Nguyen Huong Giang did not advance to the Top 30 at the Miss Universe 2025 pageant, whose grand finale took place in Thailand on November 21.
Melbourne City (Australia) defeated Ho Chi Minh City 3-0 in the final Group A match of the 2025–2026 AFC Women’s Club Championship on November 19 at Thong Nhat Stadium. Despite the loss, the Vietnamese team finished second in the group and secured a place in the quarterfinals.
VOV.VN - Head coach Mai Đức Chung and his players of the national women’s team are scheduled to fly to Japan on November 21 for a training camp in preparation for the coming 33rd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games).