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Vietnam-Laos joint committee convenes 34th session

Deputy PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc and his Lao counterpart Somsavath Lengsavad have co-chaired the 34th session of the Vietnam-Laos Intergovernmental Committee on socio-economic, scientific and technological cooperation in Vientiane, Laos.

Opportunities amidst challenges for export next year

Next year will see many challenges for the country’s export sector due to the ongoing global economic problems and new regulations adopted by several markets.

Transport sector urged to reduce traffic accidents

The transport sector should take synchronous measures to reduce traffic accidents and traffic jams, especially in major cities, says Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.

Death toll from S. Philippine landslide rises to 30; 44 still missing

The death toll from a recent landslide that hit a gold-rich mining township in southern Philippines rose to 30 as search operations continued, officials said Sunday.

Mekong delta pre-schools lack basic facilities

The conference titled “Pre-school education in the Mekong Delta-Reality and Solutions”, was held in the Mekong delta province of Hau Giang, and was organized to find solutions to tackle problems of pre-school education in the region.

IT NEWS

IT firm signs contract with insurer association; Vinasat 2 satellite launch still on schedule; Bkav corporation buys new domain; VietnamPost to establish Datapost VN; VinaPhone partners in Blackberry packages 

Best medicine for banking sector

Banking authorities envisage taking a comprehensive suite of measures in 2012 to ensure bank and credit institution healthy performances.

Cambodian Deputy PM visits Vietnam

Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Mem Sam On is visiting Vietnam to attend a meeting marking the 33rd anniversary of the Victory over the Pol Pot Genocide (January 7, 1979).

U.S. should improve competitiveness by new investments: Commerce Secretary

The United States should endeavor to enhance its economic competitiveness by beefing up new investments in research, education and infrastructure, John Bryson, the country's Commerce Secretary, said here on Friday.

An urgent question for Ministry of Planning & Investment

Due to gaps in the Investment Law, many industrial zones cannot revoke land of foreign-invested projects that their foreign bosses have left. The question is what is the role of the Ministry of Planning and Investment in such cases?

15 Vietnamese fishermen rescued by Liberian ship

VietNamNet Bridge - A Liberian ship, the Main Trader, rescued all 15 fishermen aboard a Vietnamese sunken vessel on January 8.

HCM City: Over 100,000 Viettel mobile subscribers suspended

HCM City authorities have asked Viettel, one of the top three mobile networks in Vietnam, to stop supplying its services to 114,352 mobile subscribers which are using pre-paid services, who registered services with wrong personal information.

Duy Hai eats and breathes by himself

32-year-old Nguyen Duy Hai from Da Lat, the man with tumor and now without it is recovering well three days after the 12-hour surgery on Thursday, France – Vietnam Hospital’s spokesperson announced Saturday.

Works of art made from waste

Contemplating unique and beautiful artworks displayed in luxurious shops, few people think these treasures are made from things that people consider rubbish. 

Vietnam to prioritize to advertise tourism on social networks, Internet

Vietnam has successfully chosen the way it will follow in the new stage of tourism development, and what’s next?

Overseas Vietnamese gather for Tet in HCM City

Nearly 600 overseas Vietnamese (OVs) from different countries, who have returned home to celebrate the Lunar New Year (Tet) festival, attended a spring gathering in Ho Chi Minh City on January 7.

Japan halts search for Vietnamese missing sailors

VietNamNet Bridge - The Japan Coast Guard on January 7 decided to call off the search for 22 missing Vietnamese crewmen aboard the Vinalines Queen that sank off the coast of the Philippines on Christmas Day.

Fragments of Russia's Mars probe may fall on Earth on Jan. 15

Some 200 kilograms of the fragments of Russia's failed Mars probe Phobos-Grunt may fall onto the Earth during Jan. 10-20, most probably on Jan. 15, Russia's Federal Space Agency Roscosmos said on Friday.

Banks try every way they can to attract dong

VietNamNet Bridge – In order to offset the dong capital which has become short when businesses withdraw cash in masses these days to pay debts, pay bonuses and wages to workers, banks have been trying every way they can to attract dong.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 8/1

VN forex reserves predicted to top $15.8 bln; Ministry to build fund to assist enterprises; Mekong Delta lures nearly US$10 billion in FDI; Hanoi to host Vietnam Summit on foreign economic relations; Ha Noi expands price stabilisation