New regulations take effect this month, including housing pilots on farmland, public investment reforms, and sustainable business funding.

Starting March 20, Party members will no longer face disciplinary measures for having a third child, marking a major policy shift.

The VN Population Authority has proposed allowing female workers to extend their maternity leave from six months to seven months, when giving birth to a second child.

The policy of exempting tuition fees for public school students at all levels nationwide from September this year has brought joy to millions of families.

The Ministry of Health has proposed allowing couples to decide the number and timing of their children, as well as addressing regional disparities in birth rates.

Vietnam announces free tuition for all public school students from preschool to high school starting in the 2025-2026 academic year. The policy aims to promote equal education access and ease financial burdens for families.

The Politburo has decided to waive all tuition fees for students from kindergarten to high school in the public school system nationwide.

The plan will establish a clear roadmap, along with the necessary resources, to address spatial conflicts in marine resource exploitation.

Under Decision No. 383/QD-TTg, the strategy sets the target of at least 50% of the elderly who wish to work will have jobs.

The resolution specifies that during the planning and implementation phases of projects listed in the annex attached to the resolution.

Vietnam is planning financial centers with special real estate policies, including longer land leases and relaxed foreign ownership rules. The proposals aim to attract global investors but face scrutiny over potential risks of market instability.

The National Assembly has approved a pilot program for LEO satellite telecommunications, allowing foreign investments while ensuring national security.

If a preferential home credit package is provided to young people under 35, it could create significant social security opportunities.

The Politburo has issued new guidelines eliminating disciplinary actions against party members who have a third child, signaling a major shift in demographic policy.

At the annual ICT gathering in Hanoi, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung and other key leaders stress the importance of government-backed research and digital transformation. Resolution 57 is hailed as a landmark step toward a tech-driven economy.

To fast-track 5G deployment, Vietnam has introduced a subsidy covering 15% of telecom companies' equipment costs. The policy, designed to encourage rapid investment, aims to establish 20,000 base stations by the end of 2025.

The ministry proposes to issue a decree on the establishment, management and use of the Investment Support Fund to stabilise the investment environment, encourage and attract strategic investors and multinational corporations.

The Politburo has instructed the Central Inspection Commission to revise party regulations, ensuring that members are no longer penalized for exceeding the two-child policy, marking a shift in demographic management.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasizes that Vietnamese businesses, especially large companies, should take on the mission of mastering strategic technologies to control the country's digital transformation process.