Society

Grassroots police officers in Vietnam’s Central Highlands province of Gia Lai are learning ethnic minority languages to better connect with local communities, enhance public trust, and maintain security in remote villages.

Professor Serge Haroche, the 2012 Nobel Prize laureate in Physics, arrived in Quy Nhon, Gia Lai Province, on Sunday to attend the international conference “100 Years of Quantum Physics.”

(GLO) – Preschool education in the province has set its top priority for the 2025–2026 academic year: enhancing the quality of nurturing, care, and education with a child-centered approach to ensure comprehensive and equitable development for all children.

At Hoa Sữa Kindergarten in Chu Prông commune, an inspiring transformation is taking place. Once a modest rural school serving ethnic minority children, it has become a vibrant, joyful learning environment thanks to a leadership shift that empowers teachers to create, innovate, and trust one another.

The Gia Lai provincial Health Department is intensifying efforts to raise awareness about maternal and newborn healthcare, emphasizing the critical postpartum period, a “golden window” for the long-term well-being of mothers and infants.

Nearly 1,000 children and parents joined the 2025 Mid-Autumn Festival celebration on October 5 at the TOCEPO Quy Nhon wharf, where environmental awareness took center stage.

(GLO) – Nobel Prize-winning physicist Professor Serge Haroche joined more than 80 international scientists and 60 outstanding students at the opening of the “100 Years of Quantum Physics” conference on Tuesday, marking a century since the birth of quantum science.

(GLO) – Despite relentless rains battering Vietnam’s Central Highlands for more than a month, hundreds of workers from Gia Lai Urban Works Joint Stock Company continue to maintain the “green–clean–beautiful–bright” look of Pleiku.

(GLO) – Associate Professor Dr. Đoàn Đức Tùng has been officially appointed as Rector of Quy Nhon University for the 2025-2030 term, following a ceremony held on Tuesday.

(GLO) – Vice Chairwoman of the Gia Lai Provincial People’s Committee Nguyễn Thị Thanh Lịch on Tuesday visited children in especially difficult circumstances and presented Mid-Autumn Festival gifts at social and medical facilities in Bình Định, Quy Nhơn Đông and Quy Nhơn wards.

(GLO) – In Gia Lai province, the principle of “leaving no one behind” has been brought to life through innovative poverty reduction programs, spanning livelihood support, housing, healthcare, education, and humanitarian charity efforts.

(GLO) – More than 1,000 children and hundreds of disadvantaged households in Ayun Pa Ward, Gia Lai province, celebrated an early Mid-Autumn Festival as the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee partnered with Phap Dat Pagoda (Ho Chi Minh City) to host the charity program.

(GLO) – A healthcare couple in Gia Lai Province, has made 48 emergency blood donations since 2022, saving numerous patients in critical condition.

(GLO) – Health officials in Gia Lai province are stepping up efforts to curb home births, particularly in ethnic minority and remote areas, after new data showed nearly one in ten women still give birth at home without medical assistance.

(GLO) – Professor Trần Thanh Vân, President of the Rencontres du Vietnam Association, has called for stronger investment in human resources, accountability, and transparent oversight to ensure science and technology (S&T) truly become a pillar of Vietnam’s development.

(GLO) – Despite her successes in the city, 9X-generation architect Hoàng Như Yến frequently returns to her hometown of Phú Thiện (now Phú Thiện commune, Gia Lai province) to build schools, support children, and empower women in disadvantaged areas.

(GLO) – A community blood donation team in Thien Chanh 2 neighborhood, Hoai Nhon Bac ward, has saved dozens of lives since its founding in 2016, both through urgent blood donations and financial support for disadvantaged patients.

(GLO) – More than 750 children in Kon Chiêng commune received gifts, scholarships, and festive activities as part of the fifth “Gia Lai smiles” charity program, organized on Friday by the Gia Lai warm blood club in cooperation with local authorities and volunteer groups from Ho Chi Minh City.

The conference served not only as a platform for young scientists to share experiences and debate research challenges, but also as an opportunity to access information from domestic and international funding agencies through dedicated sessions.

(GLO) – Gia Lai Province collected 279 safe units of blood during a voluntary donation campaign held on the morning of September 19 in Ia Pa commune.

(GLO) – Authorities across several Vietnamese localities are expanding the use of surveillance cameras to curb illegal waste dumping, a move that has significantly improved environmental conditions and raised public awareness of urban cleanliness.

While many her age choose tai chi or dance, Ma Thi Bac, 72, heads to the gym daily, lifting 10kg weights with the finesse of a professional athlete.

(GLO) – Forest rangers and local residents in Gia Lai province are working together to dismantle animal traps, curb illegal hunting, and safeguard more than 25,490 hectares of protection and production forests.

(GLO) – Authorities have intensified inspections of businesses around schools at the start of the 2025 - 2026 academic year to ensure student safety and curb the sale of unsafe goods, providing reassurance for parents.