According to US News & World Report's ranking of the world's most powerful countries in 2022, Vietnam stands at the 30th position, with a GDP of 363 billion USD, a population of more than 98.2 million.

That was one of the contents signed by Hue Monuments Conservation Center and Korean Gyeonggi Traditional Music Association in the memorandum of cooperation between the two sides.

Japan is one of the strategic countries in attracting investment. Therefore, Thua Thien Hue province is focusing on building investment promotion strategies and attracting Japanese enterprises to invest in investment research.

Having won many high prizes in provincial and national competitions, Truong Van Quoc Dat, a 12th grader at Quoc Hoc High School for the Gifted (Hue City), has just won a silver medal at the 33rd International Biology Olympiad in 2022, held in Yerevan city, Armenia with the participation of 231 contestants from 63 countries and territories.

After two years of being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the exchange of lecturers and students is being resumed by Hue University and other universities, but there are still many barriers that need to be removed.

That was the theme of the international conference held by the University of Tourism – Hue University in collaboration with Africa and Middle East Research Institute on the morning of July 14. Attending the conference were the leaders of departments, units, and businesses in the provincial area.

The exhibition “The Seeker for the Image of the Nation” introduces to the public the President Ho Chi Minh's 30-year journey through 3 oceans and 4 continents, with nearly 30 countries to find a way to save the country and liberate the nation. The exhibition was organized by the provincial Ho Chi Minh Museum and opened on the afternoon of March 29 at Thuan An High School (Hue City).

The COVID-19 pandemic has had severe consequences on global tourism. As the pandemic has been under control, and many countries have reopened their borders, tourism started to restore.

In 2021, the United Nations enumerates today's world with 195 countries. For the first time in human history, countries worldwide have suffered the same fate of the COVID-19 pandemic in a comprehensive, incomparable way, regardless of skin color, history, inclination, or race. Although only a few countries did not publicly report pandemic data, as the world was not informed, it was not a place that could maintain the "no infection" condition.