For the first time, the draft documents for the 14th National Party Congress propose recognising “external relations and international integration” as a core, regular task, on par with national defence and security, reflecting a new strategic mindset in safeguarding and advancing national interests.

VOV.VN - The “Making English the Second Language in Schools for the 2025-2035 Period, with a Vision to 2045” scheme sets out that by 2030 all schools will teach English as a compulsory subject starting from grade 1, toward building a generation of global citizens ready for international integration.

VOV.VN - Vietnam, rich in cultural heritage with diverse regions, ethnicities, beliefs, and customs, views this diversity not only as a precious heritage but also as a strategic resource for sustainable development and strengthening its national standing in the context of international integration.

VOV.VN - On September 20, 1977, Vietnam officially became the 149th member of the United Nations, marking a new chapter in its international integration.

VOV.VN - The entire political system must fully grasp and rigorously implement four recently-issued Politburo Resolutions to create strong momentum for breakthroughs, achieve strategic goals, and build a stronger, more prosperous, civilized Vietnam, said Party General Secretary To Lam.

Green tourism is no longer an option but a mandatory requirement for those who want to succeed in the international market, said Vietnam Tourism Association (VITA) Chairman Vu The Binh.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, head of the National Steering Committee on International Integration, chaired a conference in Hanoi on August 26 to launch the committee, review the international integration work and set out future directions and tasks.

VOV.VN - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a ceremony in Hanoi on August 25 to mark the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s diplomatic service and receive the First-Class Labor Order, with the attendance of Party General Secretary To Lam, Party, State, and Government leaders, heads of ministries and agencies, as well as several former leaders.

VOV.VN - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has emphasised the urgent need to remove bottlenecks in mechanisms, policies, human resources, and infrastructure to create favourable conditions for semiconductors to become a strategic driver of Vietnam’s economic growth and international integration.

VOV.VN - Professor Kamal Malhotra, former United Nations Resident Coordinator in Vietnam, has emphasised that Vietnam must pursue strategic international integration to maximise benefits and recover more effectively in a rapidly changing global environment.