(VOVworld) - The fifth Congress of the Vietnam Esperanto Youth Organization (VEJO) opened in Hanoi on Sunday.

(VOVworld)- On Sunday, the Ministry of Health and the Youth Union launched a meeting in Bac Ninh province in response to National Action Month for HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control and World AIDS Day (December 1).

(VOVworld) - The Euro Presse Image on Friday ran an article entitled “EU-Vietnam: moving towards a free trade agreement”.

(VOVworld) – President Truong Tan Sang’s visit to Germany has been a headline of many major German newspapers. The Neues Deutschland daily called the visit a highlight of 2015, which marks the 40th anniversary of Vietnam-Germany diplomatic ties.

(VOVworld) – The 2015 Thai Nguyen tea festival opened on Thursday. More than 100 Vietnamese tea enterprises, cooperatives, and trade villages and 67 delegations from tea-producing countries including Japan, Russia, India, and the Republic of Korea are participating in the festival.

(VOVworld)- A workshop on mobilizing the community’s efforts to preserve heritage opened in Hanoi on Thursday.

(VOVworld)- More than 7 million foreign visitors arrived in Vietnam in November, 13% higher than October and 20% than last year. Most of the foreign tourists were from Hong Kong (China), the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Taiwan (China), the US, and Finland.

(VOVworld) – A ceremony to mark UNESCO’s 70th anniversary was held in Hanoi on Monday. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh said UNESCO’s activities have practically benefited Vietnamese families, localities, and communities. Vietnam has always fulfilled its tasks as a UNESCO member, implemented initiatives and cooperative programs, and taken managing positions in UNESCO agencies.

(VOVworld) - The 7th East Sea International Conference, themed “Cooperation for Regional Security and Development”, opened in Vung Tau, Vietnam, on Monday.

(VOVworld) – More than 60 objects relating to the establishment and development of Hue singing are being displayed at the Museum of Hue Culture.