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Vietnamese goods seeking way to penetrate restaurants, hotels

Restaurants, hotels and cafés in Vietnam refuse to use Vietnamese goods, saying that they need high quality products. However, the situation would change.

Tien Minh – The pride of Vietnam’s badminton

VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Tien Minh, 28, who has had 18-year career as a professional badminton player, is the one who fills the name of Vietnam in the world map of badminton.

Facebook’s CEO visits Vietnam

The information that Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg is visiting Vietnam has heated up information technology (IT) forums. Meanwhile, Facebook Vietnam’s representative has refused to provide detailed information about his schedule in Vietnam.

Beauty training class in Hai Phong

VietNamNet Bridge – The port city of Hai Phong has many beauties and it is known as the home to the first beauty training class in Vietnam.

VN pledges good conditions for Japanese investors

The Vietnamese Government will create favourable conditions for foreign investors, especially those from Japan , stated President Truong Tan Sang.

Lacquer art inspires young artists

Three emerging Vietnamese artists have had their work featured in a lacquer painting exhibition held by the South Korean Cultural Centre in Ha Noi.

Officials, businesses say agriculture must go hi-tech

Officials and entrepreneurs have called for a master plan by the Government to ensure farmers embrace advanced agricultural technologies.

Vietnam still doesn’t have regulations to treat electronics waste

Though the hazard from electronics waste has been warned for the last many years, the management and treatment of electronics waste in Vietnam have not made any considerable progress.

GOVERNMENT IN BRIEF 25/12

VFF President visits HCM City Archdiocese and Protestants; Party leader wants to boost strategic plans; Reception for Japanese diplomat; Gov't urged to back research, innovation; Vietnam full of praise for China’s valuable support

S Korea wants Vietnamese workers

The Republic of Korea still requires a large number of Vietnamese guest labourers despite some minor labour issues, the Vietnamese envoy to that country has said.

Central coast tourism untapped

The central coastal region has not capitalised on its natural advantages to foster tourism, officials admitted at a meeting held in the region this week.

SPORTS IN BRIEF

HCM City honours best athletes and coaches; Int’l cycling tournament starts; Japanese company sponsors football squads; Marksmen prepare for Asian shooting championships; Ceremony honors young winners of int’l competitions

Education to spend $11m on HIV/AIDS

The Ministry of Education and Training plans to mobilise VND237.5 billion (US$11.4 million) to combat HIV/AIDS during the 2011-20 period, the ministry announced on Thursday.

Christmas embraces all

Christmas celebrations have taken place around the nation engaging both those people belonging to the Christian faith and non-religious communities.

Thailand, Vietnam increase links at parliamentary level

Vietnam National Assembly and the Thai Senate have agreed to promote their further co-operation in the field of diplomacy, particularly the exchange of visits between members of parliamentary friendship groups.

Hard labour for labour-intensive workers

Next year will be a tough time for labour intensive industries like textile-garment and footwear.

“Big guys” gear up to spend money to expand retail networks

Expanding retail networks in key markets, developing the labor force and upgrading services, and cooperating with big brands are considered the three things that decide the success of enterprises in the high-tech product retail market.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 25/12

Rice export prices increase US$10 per tonne; VND520 billion for Song Lo 3 hydroelectric power plant; Binh Thuan priotizes investment in wind energy; Aquatic exports expected to reach US$6.5 billion in 2012; Budget deficit seen up next year

The lowest bid is not always best

Several months have passed, but the story of the foreign contractor who had to pay damages of US$6 million due to the low quality and slow progress of its work is still hot.

It’s difficult to develop hi-tech agricultural areas

About 10 provinces and cities are planning to develop high-tech agricultural zones, but they are facing too many difficulties in implementing the plan.