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Vietnam believes world will soon put pandemic under control: spokeswoman

Vietnam recently held unofficial phone discussions with the US, Japan, the Republic of Korea, India, Australia and New Zealand to look into post-COVID-19 cooperation and economic recovery, 

24 new imported COVID-19 cases confirmed, tally at 312

Twenty four people returning to Vietnam on a flight from Russia have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, raising the total to 312, the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control reported on May 15 morning.

Some local banks to recover fast after the epidemic

If the the epidemic is contained by the second quarter of 2020, the profits of some commercial banks may recover from 2021.

Decree puts focus in right direction

Decree No.41/2020/ND-CP on extending the deadline of tax and land rent fee payments for enterprises, individuals, and business households affected by COVID-19 was issued by the government on April 8. 

BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES MAY 15

HCM City steps up rooftop solar power development

Positive market signs emerge for Vietnam’s grand reopening

Instead of adopting the age-old “sell in May and go away” strategy, and focusing on months with traditionally stronger market growth, investors now could be more bullish about a stock rally, buoyed by optimism about a gradual reopening of businesses.

Preserving Nung ethnic group’s soul through folk songs

Nong Dung Long, a Nung ethnic minority man in Phon Xuong Town, Yen The District, Bac Giang Province, said that today many Nung people cannot speak their traditional language so he recorded their folk songs in a notebook.

President Ho Chi Minh: From Nha Rong Wharf to historic Ba Dinh Square

On June 5, 1911, from Saigon port, Nguyen Tat Thanh set foot on a journey abroad in the ship Admiral Latouche Treville to France, beginning his journey for national salvation.

High Command of Coast Guard Region 1 actively propagate the Law on Vietnam Coast Guard

The High Command of Coast Guard Region 1 has been trying to promote propaganda and introduction of the basic content of the Law on Vietnam Coast Guard to the Party committees, 

Chinese cars to arrive in Vietnam en masse

Chinese cars will flood the Vietnamese market, both CBU and domestically assembled products, soon after the epidemic ends.

Largest flower capital of northern region bustles again

Me Linh flower market has been bustling again since the lockdown period was lifted in Ha Loi Hamlet. Joy has returned to the faces of people from the flower gardens to every street corner in the hamlet.

In good stead to capitalise on digital tech

Vietnam’s digital transformation is entering a new development period which is expected to lure increasing involvement among local and multinational corporations. 

Summer flowers in Hanoi

When May arrives, the capital city of Hanoi dazzles as flowers bloom.

Natural Reserve in Central Highlands ruined by loggers

A large area of forest at the Ea So Natural Reserve in Dak Lak and Gia Lai provinces have been destroyed by illegal logging activities.

The basic foundation for building a strong and comprehensive Coast Guard force

Inheriting the provisions of the current Ordinance on Coast Guard, Article 10 of the Law on Vietnam Coast Guard 2018 defines the obligations and responsibilities of the officers and soldiers of the Vietnam Coast Guard.

The Coast Guard has the right to operate outside Vietnamese waters

Article 11 of the Law on Vietnam Coast Guard 2018 stipulates the scope of activities of the Vietnam Coast Guard.

 

The High Command of Coast Guard Region 3 hands over antiquities to local museum

The High Command of Coast Guard Region 3 has just handed over the antiques illegally salvaged by fishing vessels to the Museum of Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province.

COVID-19 outbreak enhances trend of "make where you sell"

The COVID-19 outbreak is accelerating the shifting of corporate mindsets on diversifying from China and onboarding the trend of “make where you sell”.

Sketches depicting quarantine life to be released in book

A bilingual Vietnamese-English book that features sketches portraying 14-days of centralised quarantine to prevent the virus spread with comments from its author will be published by Phu Nu (Women) Publishing House at the end of May.

China has bountiful litchi crop, Vietnam worries about its litchi sales

Vietnam’s farmers have been warned of difficulties exporting litchis to China, which expects a bountiful crop this year.