NDO – Nguyen Thi Hai Yen, the conductor of Da Dang (Diversity) Choir, with diverse members including children, the elderly and people with disabilities, have persisted with bringing opera and chorus closer to audiences as well as making opportunities for non-professional art practitioners to perform as real artists. 

NDO – Vietnam’s position has grown different from previously, triggering the need to transform the economy towards creative innovation, focusing on human capital, developing infrastructure and livelihoods for the people, improving productivity, inclusive development, and building a self-reliant economy in which all the people benefit from the development process. 

NDO – On the occasion of the new academic year 2019-2020 that officially opened on September 5, Prof. Dr. Phung Xuan Nha, member of the Party Central Committee (PCC) and Minister of Education and Training (MoET), granted an interview with Nhan Dan (People) Newspaper on breakthrough solutions for the basic and comprehensive education and training renewal. 

NDO – Chairwoman of the National Assembly (NA) Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan and a high-ranking delegation of the Vietnamese NA recently wrapped up their trip to attend the 40th General Assembly of the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA 40) and pay an official visit to Thailand. 

NDO – The tickets for the concert ‘Around the World’, held in March, were sold out, which recognised the efforts made by the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet (VNOB) to bring academic arts to the music market. 

NDO – Amidst the difficulties, State-owned enterprises (SOEs) are forced to operate effectively to take the lead in the business scale and contribution to GDP and the State budget. Economists have shared with Nhan Dan Newspaper correspondents on several measures to remove barriers related to SOE management and governance institutions to facilitate their development. 

NDO – Having been to more than 100 countries and thus having lived, studied and worked for dozens of years abroad, veteran diplomat Pham Sanh Chau has made significant contributions to realising Vietnam’s cultural diplomacy strategy. 

NDO – Known as a visual art project for the community which was launched in late 2015, Art in the Forest (AIF) has created a positive impact on the artistic creation in the country as well as inspired many businesses to invest in the arts towards the benefit of all parties, particularly the public. 

NDO – Talented choreographer Vu Ngoc Khai will bring his latest dance, entitled ‘Day Gieng’ (Into the Well), to the stage of the Youth Theatre in Hanoi on June 28 within the framework of the Hanoi Dance Fest, which is co-hosted by the Vietnam National Opera and Ballet (VNOB), Goethe Institut, and the French Cultural Centre in Hanoi, L’Espace. 

NDO – Over recent years, more and more tradition-based projects and initiatives have been launched by the youth, which have attracted great interest from the society. While acknowledging the positive effects of the projects in encouraging the love for national culture among the public, Associate Professor, Doctor Dinh Hong Hai, a lecturer from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, stressed that every tradition-based creation can only set its value if it is developed with profound understanding of culture. 

NDO - More than 2,000 artworks have been sold over the past five years under the ‘Art for You’ programme, which is co-organised by the Manzi Art Space and art studio Work Room Four. As co-founder of the Manzi Art Space, Vu Ngoc Tram said that she hoped that the annual event will contribute to developing Vietnam’s fine art market. 

NDO – Despite being a major branch of social science as well as playing an important role and having impacts on many areas, anthropology is still a new field in Vietnam. 

NDO – Vietnamese – French choreographer Sebastien Ly, who has become famous in Vietnam in recent years, has always desired to develop the country’s contemporary arts. 

NDO - Legal institutions are the key for the advance and success of enterprises in the digital transformation in order to take advantage of opportunities from the industrial revolution 4.0, Director of the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM) Nguyen Dinh Cung told Nhan Dan.