The 2025 Northwestern Quintessence – Dien Bien Festival, September 19, 2025. (Photo: VNA)

2025 Northwestern Quintessence – Dien Bien Festival opens

The 2025 Northwestern Quintessence – Dien Bien Festival opened at Dien Bien provincial stadium on September 19, aiming to foster and enhance tourism cooperation linkages while promoting the effective exploitation of the region’s tourism potential and strengths.

The working session between the Politburo and the Standing Board of the Party Committee of Dien Bien province on August 25, 2025. (Photo: VNA)

Politburo guides preparations for Dien Bien and Gia Lai Party Congresses

State President Luong Cuong highlighted the need to build a strong political system at all levels, ensure firm national defence, maintain political stability and social order and safety, enhance effectiveness of foreign affairs, and improve living standards, especially for ethnic minorities and residents in remote or disadvantaged areas.

Participants at the meeting (Photo: VNA)

Dien Bien shares administrative management experience with Lao locality

Deputy Secretary of Party Committee of Luang Prabang province of Laos Soukhan Boungyong shared brief information on his current organisational structure and staffing, and showed the delegation’s interest in learning from Dien Bien’s experience in operating the two-tier local government model and its preparations for the upcoming provincial Party Congress.

Mua A Thi, a 26-year-old village chief in the northern province of Dien Bien. (Photo: baochinhphu.vn)

PM praises village chief’s brave actions in rescuing residents from flash flood

In the face of danger, Thi acted without hesitation. Despite the darkness and raging floodwaters, he alerted villagers, personally helped elderly people and children evacuate, and guided others to move to a safe place. His quick thinking and courageous leadership helped save all 90 residents of Hang Pu Xi from what could have been a tragic disaster.

Party General Secretary To Lam (five from left) and other delegates at the ground-breaking ceremony (Photo: VNA)

Party leader attends ground-breaking of school in Dien Bien border commune

Building schools is not only to create better learning conditions for students, but also to pursue a long-term goal of improving the quality of life for people living along the border, thereby contributing to safeguarding national territorial sovereignty at its roots - through the people and the communities that are closely tied to the land, the forests, and the border lines and markers.