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Vietnam’s airlines industry still lacks a large number of pilots

Great pressure is being placed upon the airlines industry’s manpower as a consequence of ambitious schemes to expand aviation fleets and open more runways to cater to new airlines.

 

Vietnam’s best wushu taolu artists and preparations for SEA Games

Following are some of the best wushu taolu artists in Vietnam and the wushu taolu team’s preparations for the upcoming SEA Games 30 which will take place in the Philippines in November and December.

Law changes proposed to allow foreign firms to list on VN’s stock market

Vietnam is striving to improve its stock market’s status and implementing measures to attract portfolio investment, and allowing FDI firms to list would help the country achieve this goal.

 

The rights of Vietnam, a member of UNCLOS

The area of waters and continental shelf in which Vietnam can enjoy the rights for the sea and resources in accordance with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is approximately 1 million square kilometers.

Vietnam's auto industry needs more than money

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is expected to submit to the Government an automobile industry development plan with solutions to supporting auto manufacturing projects in Vietnam.

 

Polluting facilities need to be removed from central Hanoi

Hanoi should take more drastic measures to deal with its severe air pollution, including the urgent removal of polluting facilities from the city’s inner-city areas.

 

6.4-magnitude earthquake rocks eastern Indonesia

A 6.4-magnitude earthquake jolted Indonesia’s eastern province of Maluku on early September 22, according to the country’s Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG).

 

Arieu Ping, the reburial festival of the Pa Ko

For the Pa Ko ethnic people, taking care of ancestral tombs is not a family’s private affair, but the responsibility of the whole village.

Trillions of VND of agricultural by-products burnt each year

Vietnam produces 50 tons of crop by-products yearly, but most of it is burned and not used as another resource.

HCM City begins to make schools ‘smart’

Deputy director of HCM City Department of Education and Training, Le Hoai Nam, speaks about a 'smart' model based on IT use in management and communication with students’ families.

 

HCM City to be first city in VN to be fully covered by IoT network

All of HCM City’s 24 districts will have Internet of Things (IoT) broadcasting stations installed this month, making the city the first place in Viet Nam to be fully covered with an IoT network.

 

HTV and VTVcab to broadcast matches of VN defender Doan Van Hau in Europe

Vietnamese football fans will be able to watch all of defender Doan Van Hau's matches in Europe this season.

 

Homemade social media platform boom to inspire "Make in Vietnam" upbeat outlook

New social media platform Lotus launched earlier this week, the third homegrown social media platform to go live in the last four months.

 

Which road will fintech take?

According to PricewaterhouseCoopers, fintech startups have attracted $40 billion worth of investment over the last four years. Asia Pacific alone received $15 billion worth of investment in fintechs in 2018.

E-commerce market booms, but hard to control

E-commerce in Viet Nam is growing, however many individuals and businesses are taking advantage of online platforms to sell poor quality and fake goods, harming customers and causing lost tax revenues.

 

NEWS HEADLINES SEPTEMBER 22

Three pupils drowned at hydropower reservoir

Vietnamese university named in top 500 of QS Graduate Employability Rankings

The Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City has been named among the top 301 to 500 universities of QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020, becoming the only university of Vietnam selected for this.

 

Caged bears rescued in Binh Duong

Six bears, that have shown signs of having sickness have been rescued at a farm in Binh Duong Province by the Austria-based Four Paws organisation.

National interest more important than group interests

Le Quang Thuong, former Vice-Director of the Commission for Organisation of the Party Central Committee, speaks on the need to take strong action to prevent opportunists from holding Party or Government positions

 

BUSINESS NEWS SEPTEMBER 22

Enterprises to manage tax risks with digital change