As Vietnam strengthens its global presence, the launch of Vietnam Today comes at the perfect time, already earning praise from diplomats, academics, and businesses worldwide. It serves as a trusted voice for Vietnam while creating a platform to connect the country with the world and foster mutual understanding.
In just four months, Vietnam Television (VTV) turned a national vision into reality. Vietnam Today, the country’s first English-language international TV channel, was created to offer global audiences a compelling view of modern Vietnam, from its rich cultural heritage to its dynamic digital economy. Discover how Vietnam Today became your window on Vietnam!
As Vietnam strengthens its global presence, the launch of Vietnam Today comes at the perfect time, already earning praise from diplomats, academics, and businesses worldwide. It serves as a trusted voice for Vietnam while creating a platform to connect the country with the world and foster mutual understanding.
Eighty years is not long for a nation to rise from the ashes of war — yet Vietnam stands strong today. Throughout history, bold decisions have propelled the country forward, and Resolution 71 may prove another milestone. Focused on comprehensive reform in education and training, it not only addresses current shortcomings but also lays out a vision for a modern, inclusive, and innovative system aligned with international standards.
Aside from bespoke destinations, tourists can explore Hanoi through its iconic landmarks — Hoan Kiem Lake, Turtle Tower, and more. Today, we turn to another symbol: the clock tower of Hanoi’s Central Post Office. For over 40 years, this clock has endured the passage of time, still ticking proudly. Let’s meet the technicians who have quietly preserved this enduring icon.
At 7:09 this morning, Vietnam Today officially went on air, becoming the country’s first international channel broadcasting in English. More than a media platform, it aims to showcase Vietnam’s image to the world, foster international cooperation, and strengthen the nation’s presence on the global stage. The launch ceremony was attended by Party General Secretary To Lam and other senior leaders at Ho Guom Theatre.
Across continents, the 80th National Day was portrayed as not only a commemoration of history, but also a strong message of peace, resilience, and global integration.
During the National Day holiday, Hanoi’s two urban railway lines welcomed a surge of first-time users. For Hanoi Metro, this was an opportunity to encourage people to shift away from private vehicles toward safer, more convenient public transport.