The Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee has tasked the Department of Agriculture and Environment with developing a plan to promote the achievements and future directions in environmental protection, energy security, green transition, and sustainable development. This initiative is closely aligned with advancements in science, technology, and digital transformation within the sector.
Ho Chi Minh City inaugurates a waste-to-energy plant at the Northwest Waste Treatment Complex.
The Department of Education and Training is responsible for planning and implementing educational programs to raise awareness and impart knowledge and skills related to environmental protection, climate change adaptation, green transition, and sustainable development across the education sector.
These initiatives will be integrated into curricula, materials, and extracurricular activities tailored to different educational levels and training programs.
The Department of Science and Technology will develop a plan to highlight achievements and future directions in key technology development, fostering research, application, and innovation in science and technology to support green transition and sustainable development.
Additionally, the department will promote the outcomes of applied scientific research programs in energy and environmental fields.
Efforts will be intensified to communicate scientific, technological, and innovative activities linked to socioeconomic development goals, promoting inclusive and sustainable growth. This includes science and technology solutions that contribute to environmental protection, circular economy, green transition, and climate change adaptation.
The Department of Industry and Trade will devise a plan to communicate the progress and future strategies for ensuring national energy security and advancing nuclear power development.
They will also inform and guide the community on efficient and sustainable energy use, ensuring a stable energy supply for sustainable development.
The Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee requires all these tasks to be completed by October 30.
National Assembly Chair: 10th Session Marks Both a Recap of the Term and a Launchpad for a New Era of Development
On the morning of October 20, 2025, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the Law on the Organization of the National Assembly, the 10th Session of the 15th National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam solemnly opened at the National Assembly House in Hanoi, the capital city.
Optimizing Operations: Strategies for Efficient Management of the World’s Second-Largest Waste-to-Energy Plant
The Sóc Sơn Waste-to-Energy Plant in Hanoi has officially commenced operations. Designed to process 5,000 tons of waste daily and generate approximately 90 MW of electricity, this facility is hailed as a technological breakthrough. It serves as a pivotal solution to Hanoi’s waste management challenges while propelling the city closer to its goal of achieving a circular economy.
The Largest Legislative Workload in the History of National Assembly Sessions
“Over the course of approximately 40 days, the National Assembly will deliberate, discuss, and make decisions on a substantial workload, including numerous matters of significant strategic importance,” emphasized National Assembly Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn.
Saigon Riverside Transformation: Unveiling Ho Chi Minh City’s Cultural Hub
The decision to halt the residential project at Bến Nhà Rồng in favor of expanding the Ho Chi Minh City Cultural Space has garnered overwhelming support and approval from the city’s residents.
Urban Flooding and Traffic Congestion: Solutions for a Happier Citizenry
According to Associate Professor Dr. Bùi Thị An, the Hanoi Party Congress introduced a groundbreaking criterion: “citizen happiness.” Crafting an ESG-driven urban environment is seen as the key to fulfilling this aspiration.
