Vietnam education reform

It was the annual meeting within the framework of the ASEAN – Canada dialogue relations in order to discuss bilateral cooperation, global and regional issues of shared concern, and prepare for the ASEAN – Canada Foreign Ministerial Meeting slated for September. The Vietnamese side affirmed that ASEAN has upheld the cohesive and responsive spirit and promoted  solidarity to overcome difficulties caused by COVID-19. Vietnam suggested Canada support the bloc’s anti-pandemic initiatives such as the ASEAN Fund for COVID-19 Response and the regional emergency reserve of medical supplies, as well as continue helping ASEAN mitigate the pandemic’s socio-economic impacts and promote recovery. The Vietnamese delegation stressed that amid difficulties, countries need to join hands to bolster partnerships, uphold international law and conduct standards, ensure peace and stability, and create an environment conductive to recovery and development. Reiterating the … [Read more...] about Vietnam lauds Canada’s support to ASEAN in COVID-19 fight

Teachers reciting for students to jot down remains a weakness of a 45-minute period. The ministry should run more workshops, which would do more good for students and teachers, as the knowledge flow is not disrupted and the teachers are no longer under time pressure. Workshops also allow students to actively contribute to the lessons and engage in teamwork, thus boosting their comprehension and retention of the presented knowledge. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese education capable of rivaling Singapore’s in 2035

HÀ NỘI — Ambassador Đặng Đình Quý, head of the Vietnamese mission to the United Nations, has reaffirmed Việt Nam’s support for the implementation of duties of the UN Integrated Peacebuilding Office in Guinea-Bissau (UNIOGBIS) under the UN Security Council (UNSC)’s Resolution 2512 (2020). … [Read more...] about Việt Nam supports UNSC’s resolution for peace, security in Guinea-Bissau

Like many others, Vietnam is taking bold steps to apply digital solutions. How can 5G and digitalisation benefit smart factories? 5G has already gone live in several markets and people are getting a first-hand experience of the technology. At Ericsson, we have already deployed 5G in 54 live networks across the world and we are seeing a rapid uptake. Use cases like smart manufacturing, smart cities, and advanced healthcare applications demonstrate 5G’s potential to transform industries and society at large. … [Read more...] about Leveraging digital infrastructure to spur on economic recovery

The O Du are one of the five smallest ethnic minority groups in Vietnam. Most of the about 400 O Du live in Vang Mon Village, Tuong Dương District in Nghe An Province. O Du people have their own language, culture and customs, but these are in danger of being lost. … [Read more...] about Students support O Du ethnic minorities