The Government Office issued Notice No. 36/TB-VPCP dated January 20, conveying the conclusions of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh at the conference reviewing the “Quang Trung Campaign” - a rapid campaign to rebuild and repair houses for households affected by natural disasters and floods in central Vietnam. The campaign’s implementation demonstrated the strength of decisive direction from the central level, the synchronized engagement of the entire political system, and the unity and concerted efforts of the whole population, creating a “victory” imbued with strong humanitarian values and profound political and social significance.

A total of 163 scholarships funded by VietHope (the United States) have served as a significant source of encouragement, helping to strengthen confidence and determination among disadvantaged pupils and university students at high schools and universities across Hue City.

Continuing the program for the international press delegation and overseas Vietnamese media covering the 14th National Congress of the Party, on January 21, 2026, the delegation visited and learned about several notable historical and cultural sites in Hai Phong City, including the Bach Dang Giang Relic Site, Kiep Bac Temple, and Con Son Pagoda.

Tran Phuong Lien, Chief Representative of REI (US) in Vietnam, noted that positive progress in healthcare and education is making an important contribution to enhancing Vietnam’s role and credibility on the international stage. A people-centered development approach not only improves quality of life at home, but also increases Vietnam’s attractiveness in international cooperation.