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The Minister of Planning and Investment, the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment and officials of Hanoi and HCM City mounted the rostrum of the 11th National Party Congress to suggest breakthrough solutions to develop Vietnam.
VietNamNet Bridge - Viet Nam would face a power shortage of 3 billion kWh this year because of a lack of water in reservoirs, according to Electricity of Viet Nam (EVN).
VietNamNet Bridge – Coach Mai Duc Chung of Navibank Saigon football club has received the golden medal of the Asian Football Federation (AFC).
VietNamNet Bridge - Posting an export turnover of $1.14 billion in 2010 from shipping abroad 196, 000 tonnes of cashew nuts, Vietnam has been the world’s leading cashew exporters for the fourth consecutive year.
VietNamNet Bridge - Many businesses are facing difficulties, particularly financial in applying clean technology.
VietNamNet Bridge - A woman buys Vietnamese ham at a Co.op Mart supermarket in Ho Chi Minh City. The number of processed food products available is still limited in Vietnam.
Insurance brokerage industry falls short of potential; Protecting IP can help attract investment; Petrol subsidy up to offset oil prices; Floating storage unit announces first oil shipment; Investors needed to fund airport take off
CPA Australia inks deal in Ho Chi Minh City; Key industrial products aid capital's growth; 80 businesses given Gold Dragon award; Gov't entrusts five tasks to SBV; Coffee prices exceed VND38,000/kg
The new regulations on tuition exemption and reduction are worrying many students. With the new regulations, when waiting for the money to be disbursed, students have to arrange money themselves to feed themselves and pay for their studies.
Seeing the drops of perspiration rolling down the pedicab driver’s
forehead, an idea flashed through the mind of three students from the Da Nang University of Technology that it is
necessary to force sunlight to serve the needs of human beings.
The opening of the market under WTO commitments is opportunity for foreign banks to obtain a bigger market share in VND capital mobilization. However, analysts say it will not be easy for foreign banks to get the upper hand over Vietnamese banks.
VietNamNet Bridge – Plans to convert Nguyen Hue Street in downtown HCM City to a pedestrian street are still on paper as the Saigontourist Holding Company waits for approval from the HCM City People's Committee.
VietNamNet Bridge – The leading transport companies in HCM City on Wednesday sold all of their tickets for several routes from the city to destinations in central and northern provinces for the peak days of Tet (Lunar New Year).
Saigontourist offers yacht tour; Special Tet tours for visitors; Cebu Pacific adds VN flights; Cham culture to go on display; A toast to beer drinking record
VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's first eight day Tet ( Lunar New Year) holiday has created favourable conditions for local and overseas Vietnamese to enjoy the longest Tet, starting on February 3.
Deputy Foreign Minister Ho Xuan Son, Head of
Vietnam’s National Border Committee and Var Kim Hong, Head of Cambodia’s Border
Committee and a representative from Blom Info AS of Denmark on January 13 signed
a contract . . .
Photos recall events of 1945; Artist shows love for Mong people; Zing Music Awards honour pop singers; Show pays tribute to late songstress; 8th century coins discovered in Vinh Phuc; Museums eye preservation methods
VietNamNet Bridge – As usual, a slew of films are ready for release during the Tet (Lunar New Year) holidays, including Viet Nam's first 3-D flick, and studios are hoping to part young moviegoers and their money.
VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's leading fine porcelain maker Minh Long No 1 yesterday, Jan 13, opened a new showroom in HCM City that displays exclusive products it has made over the last five years.
Denmark is at the risk of an H1N1 outbreak as more Danes are getting infected with the influenza, said the National Board of Health on Wednesday.