Attracting talent

Delegate Tran Van Khai (Ha Nam delegation) proposed adding breakthrough policies to attract talent such as exemption and reduction of income tax for technology experts. Photo: Quochoi.vn.

Proposal to exempt and reduce income tax for technology experts

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Commenting on the draft Law on Digital Technology, National Assembly deputies have proposed a number of incentives to train and attract human resources for the digital technology industry.

Dr. Bui Hai Hung - General Director of VinAI Artificial Intelligence Research and Application Joint Stock Company spoke at the workshop. Photo: NIC

VinAI and the residence program to attract talent to Vietnam

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VinAI has implemented an AI residence program to attract talent from across Southeast Asia to Vietnam.

The Prime Minister requested to focus on resolving the concerns of foreign partners about labor licenses and visas. In the photo, a Korean tourist to Phu Quoc. Photo: Hai Nguyen

visa incentives for billionaires and celebrities

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The Ministry of Public Security shall preside over reviewing and improving preferential visa policies for billionaires, scientists, and famous figures.

Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra gave a speech at the Conference. Photo: Ministry of Home Affairs

Ministry of Home Affairs conducts examination and selection of young cadres

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The Ministry of Home Affairs will conduct assessments and select young officials to participate in the training and development project to create a source of young leaders.

The Government has issued a Decree regulating policies to attract and promote talented officials and civil servants to work in state agencies. Illustration photo: Tayninh.gov.vn

Talented officials and civil servants are arranged for a 7-day vacation

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The Government stipulates that talented officials, civil servants and public employees are arranged to take a 7-day domestic vacation with their families.

According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, policies are not enough to attract people with information technology qualifications. Illustration: Huong Nha

Lack of policies to attract talent in the information technology industry

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The Ministry of Home Affairs said that currently, very few agencies and localities have issued support policies for IT teams.

Chengdu City (China) is considering plans for migrants to change their status of residence if they buy a home here. Photo: Xinhua

Exotic "war" over the population of Chinese cities

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Major cities in China are easing residency requirements to attract new residents.

8 candidates entered the recruitment round of civil servants in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Minh Quan

Ho Chi Minh City recruits 19 young talents but only has 8 candidates

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Ho Chi Minh City is recruiting 19 civil servant and public employee positions from excellent university graduates and young scientists, but only 8/15 registered candidates meet the criteria.