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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh continues activities in Paris

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh held a meeting with Vietnamese and French doctors and medical experts in Paris on November 4 (local time) as part of his ongoing official visit to France.

Vietnam sees big opportunities in wind energy

Vietnam’s commitment to increasing its energy capacity using renewable sources and favourable macroeconomic conditions may create valuable opportunities for wind investors and developers.

Will Vietnam face a recession?

After crises in the past, Vietnam’s economic growth became sluggish and it took many years to achieve full recovery. Economists have warned that this may occur again in the post-Covid period.

Vietnam advised to rebalance its sci-tech development policy

The recommendation was made by domestic and foreign experts in the recently published "Vietnam Science, Technology and Innovation" report.

VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS NOVEMBER 5

Plastic companies experience worst quarter due to high material prices and COVID-19

What is an acceptable clean-power price?

Vietnam wants to develop clean energy but the development needs to be reasonable to ensure that retail prices are affordable for most people.

E-sports opens up opportunities for brand collaborations: insiders

The e-sports industry promises many opportunities for brand collaboration, experts have said.

VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES NOVEMBER 5

Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day held annually on April 21

Vietnam confirms opening day of 31st SEA Games

The Government has officially approved the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism’s proposal to host the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Vietnam from May 12-23, 2022.

PCA decision to set up rep office shows Vietnam’s position internationally: expert

The opening of a representative office in Hanoi by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) marks important progress in Vietnam’s integration with the world and its attitude toward international laws.

Trach Xa villagers: Born to be skillful 'ao dai' tailors

Knowhow of a perfect Vietnamese traditional ‘ao dai’ comes to the tailors in Hanoi's suburb village almost naturally, contributing to enhancing the beauty of the Vietnamese women.

Iran seizes Vietnamese-flagged oil tanker, crew reported safe: Foreign Ministry

The Vietnamese Foreign Ministry on Thursday confirmed that an oil tanker, seized by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in the Gulf of Oman on October 24, belongs to Vietnam.

Deputy health minister prosecuted over counterfeit drugs

The Investigation Police Agency under the Ministry of Public Security has decided to prosecute Deputy Minister of Health Truong Quoc Cuong for charge of “lacking responsibilities, causing serious consequences”.

Localities asked to be proactive as new COVID-19 clusters emerge

Localities across the country need to remain proactive in dealing with new COVID-19 clusters, said members of the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control in a recent meeting.

HCM City considers incentive policies for two-child families

With the lowest fertility rate in the country, HCM City is pursuing incentive policies for married couples to have at least two children, including support for social housing and payment of hospital fees to reduce child-raising costs.

Vietnam recognises COVID-19 vaccination certificate/passport forms of 72 nations, territories

Vietnam is temporarily recognising COVID-19 vaccination certificate/passport forms of 72 countries and territories that have been officially introduced to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Vietnam demands China withdraw ships out of Vietnam’s Whitsun Reef

Vietnam demands that China withdraw its ships out of the Bai Ba Dau (Whitsun Reef) in Vietnam’s Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago, and respect Vietnam’s sovereignty.

PM Pham Minh Chinh meets French President

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh had a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and attended a banquet hosted by the French President on November 4 (French time).

Police discover illegal credit rings which require sensitive images as mortgage

Requiring borrowers to mortgage sensitive images and clips for loans is a new trick of illegal creditors.

Running tourism firms now is as risky as trading in stocks: company director

The complicated pandemic developments, plus the inconsistency in anti-pandemic policies in localities, have made travel firms feel as if they are walking a tightrope.