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Many education reform projects fail, so who is to blame?

The first textbook replacement campaign in 1981-1992 finished just before the Ministry of Education and Training began implementing a project on compiling new textbooks for the second time in October 1993, using ODA capital.

35th ASEAN Social Security Association meeting closes in NhaTrang

 The 35th ASEAN Social Security Association (ASSA) Board Meeting wrapped up on September 19, after two days of working, in Nha Trang city, in the central province of Khanh Hoa.

Vietnam takes over ASEAN Social Security Association chairmanship

 The Vietnam Social Security (VSS) will take over the rotating chairmanship of the ASEAN Social Security Association in the 2018-2019 term. 

Thuy Vi jets off to Philippines for Miss Asia Pacific Int’l 2018

Huynh Thuy Vi recently flew out of Ho Chi Minh City to represent Vietnam at the Miss Asia Pacific International 2018 pageant in Manila, the Philippines.

Four of the youngest Miss Vietnam winners

 Tran Tieu Vy is just the fourth contestant in the history of the Miss Vietnam pageant to win the crown at the age of 18.

Japanese man accuses Hanoi taxi driver of fraud

 A Japanese man was charged 10 times more than his trip should have cost in a taxi in Hanoi.

Transparency critical for SOEs

 Transparency is critical to enhance the efficiency of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) as Viet Nam enters a new phase of equitisation which will focus on quality rather than quantity.

VN needs to adapt to digitisation

 Viet Nam needs to improve the quality of its technical and vocational education and training to meet the requirements of digitisation and industry 4.0, a conference heard in HCM City on Tuesday.

Workshop held for Lao hydropower plant

 The Mekong River Commission organised a consultation workshop in HCM City yesterday for the Pak Lay hydropower project proposed on the Mekong’s mainstream in Xayaburi Province in north-western Laos.

Vietnam, France hold first security-defence strategy dialogue

 The first Vietnam-France dialogue on security and defence strategy was held in Paris on September 18.

H’Mong ethnic culture on Hanoi stage

 A play featuring a rich blend of the H’Mong ethnic culture was performed at Hanoi Opera House recently. 

ASOSAI 14: Delegates show support for Vietnam’s chairmanship

 Vietnam will take over the chairmanship of ASOSAI for 2018 – 2021, which has received strong support from regional and international delegates who are in Hanoi to attend the ongoing 14th ASOSAI Assembly.

Vietnam, France sign joint vision statement on defence cooperation

 Vietnamese Defence Minister Ngo Xuan Lich and his French counterpart Florence Parly signed a joint vision statement on defence cooperation for 2018-2028 at their talks in Paris on September 17 as part of the former’s ongoing visit to France.

Misuse of State asset case prosecuted

The Police has begun criminal proceedings against the case of violating provisions on the management and use of State assets that causes losses and wastefulness, and a number of organisations and individuals in HCMC related to Phan Van Anh Vu.

Criminal proceedings commenced for multiple-death case in Hanoi

 The investigation agency under Hanoi police on September 18 issued a decision to institute a criminal case for the death of seven people following a music gala at Hanoi’s West Lake Water Park on September 16. 

3,400 runners to compete in sixth Vietnam Mountain Marathon

 Some 3,400 runners from around the world will compete in the Vietnam Mountain Marathon which is about to return to Sa Pa, Lao Cai this September.

Titanium mining in Binh Thuan affecting environment, people’s lives

Many people have had to leave their homes for HCMC, wile others have lodged complaints to local authorities and state management agencies as the living environment has been destroyed.

Counterfeit Apple resellers disappear after Apple issues ‘ultimatum’

VietNamNet Bridge - Private shops stopped using Apple’s logo after the smartphone manufacturer’s representative in Vietnam sent a letter to them warning about intellectual property infringement two years ago.

Vietnam considers merging or dissolving universities

Vietnam once gave investors the green light to set up a series of universities in an effort to increase the number of students. But now it has to dissolve many of the schools to ensure training quality.

Hotels face serious labor shortage

Hotels have launched recruitment campaigns for middle and senior managers, as well as for untrained workers.