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RoK, Vietnam aim for US$20 billion in trade turnover; State enterprises unable, unwilling to restructure; Bank shareholders repeat violations; Taxi fares cut amid fuel price drop; Quang Ninh plans to halt sluggish projects
Greece took advantage of a fatal defensive error of Russian defenders to harvest a 1-0 win and a berth in the quarterfinals at Euro 2012 here on Saturday.
Phuoc Tich Village is famous nationwide for the craft of making pottery. The village was established over 500 years ago with the initial name of Dong Quyet and subsequently renamed Phuoc Tich during the Nguyen Dynasty.
Chinese merchants have been present everywhere in the Vietnamese territory to cultivate, collect and fish aquatic creatures and farm produce.
VietNamNet Bridge – Hanoi is listed in the top cities of air pollution in Asia. The city also faces pollution of water, food, noise, solid waste and pollution at craft villages.
After the national flag air carrier Vietnam Airlines, VietJet Air has also offered the airfare discounts for travelers. Air carriers have been closely cooperating with travel firms to stimulate demand for mutual benefit.
The tough business climate and tight capital sources continue to take a toll on firms.
VietNamNet Bridge – Child abuse takes place in not only remote areas, where the living standard and intellectual standards are low, but also in big cities.
Local authorities are programming refresher courses to help improve English teachers’ capability after they found out that most of them cannot meet the required standards.
Samsung, Sony and Chinese manufacturers have marketed the smart phones using dual core chips which have the prices of less than 7 million dong. Meanwhile, Vietnamese enterprises have also jumped into the low-cost smart phone market.
Located on the northern bank of the Red River, Kieu Ki is known as the
only village in Vietnam still practicing the traditional craft of
producing gold leaf.
King Khai Dinh was so inspired by the beauty of Lang Co Bay that he
composed a poem in its honor and had the words carved into stone and
preserved in the village of An Cu Hong.
VietNamNet Bridge – Families whose dead members are brought to morgues have to pay for morgue staff and ‘agents’ if they want to take their relatives home for burial service.
The unclear legal framework on advertisement industry and the strict licensing requirements both have hindered the development of domestic ad firms.
There will be 250 stations installed to collect harmful wastes in HCMC this year under the harmful waste collection week project being drafted by the HCMC Department of Natural Resources and Environment.
The National Assembly and the Government have no intention of adjusting the major targets set for 2012, and the aggregate national strength should be mobilised to achieve those targets, says NA Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung.
VietNamNet Bridge – Travellers on Thang Long Avenue in Hanoi, Vietnam’s longest and most modern road, cannot see the road because of smoke, particularly on the afternoon.
Low-grade rice exports likely to fall this year;
The national economy has ridden out the difficult times and begun
showing the green shoots of recovery, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan
Phuc told the National Assembly on June 15.
Thanh Hoa province will receive UNESCO certification recognising the Ho dynasty citadel as a World Cultural Heritage site tomorrow.