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Around $11 bln proposed for capital region’s projected Ring Road 5
The proposed Ring Road 5 will span approximately 349 km, passing through seven provinces and cities.
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Infrastructure must become a strategic economic sector: top leader
General Secretary and State President To Lam emphasized that infrastructure efficiency must be measured by the tangible benefits provided to citizens, businesses, and the overall economy.
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New regulations for streamlining seafood exports to US and accelerating digital fisheries management
The new circular will officially take effect on September 19, 2026.
PM orders establishment of National AI Security Framework
The Ministry of Public Security is also tasked with researching and developing a National AI Security Framework and specialized AI security capabilities by 2027, as well as issuing temporary guidelines on the safe use of AI within state agencies by the end of 2026.
Top Vietnamese leader to pay state visits to Australia, New Zealand
The visits by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee and President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam To Lam to the two Oceania countries will take place from August 9 – 14.
Revised master plan approved for Vung Ang EZ to 2050
The adjusted plan focuses on three core pillars: spatial development orientation, land-use planning, and the planning of technical infrastructure systems.
Vietnam and Saskatchewan (Canada) Sign MoU on Ethical Labor Migration
Saskatchewan currently has a demand for approximately 30,000 skilled workers in sectors such as construction, mechanics, mining, electronics, hospitality, high-tech agriculture, and several other trades.
Semiconductor support services officially integrated into public service framework
Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung has signed Decision No. 1481/QĐ-TTg, officially issuing the List of public career services utilizing the state budget within the field of science and technology.
Master plan on development of research centers serving strategic technologies approved
Under the plan, at least four national research and testing centers for priority areas of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), biology and biomedicine, advanced materials, high-speed rail and urban rail will be formed.