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Nearly VND700 million to be awarded for educational initiatives

 Educational initiatives with practical applications to improve teaching, learning, and research will be awarded a total of VND700 million under the 2018 Young Intellectual for Education Programme.

2018 Book Festival set for April 19 in Hanoi

The National Library of Vietnam has announced its plans to organise the 2018 book festival, which will take place from April 19-24 in Hanoi, as part of activities to mark Vietnam Book Day (April 21), and World Book and Copyright Day (April 23).

Orchid exhibition in Lai Chau Province

 VietNamNet Bridge – Hundreds of flower lovers flocked to an orchid festival called Lai Chau Fragrance and Colours held in the northern city of Lai Chau over the weekend.

Nghe An to send young players to face Tampines Rover

 VietNamNet Bridge – Young players will be given the chance to compete at the Asian Football Confederation Cup when Song Lam Nghe An host Tampines Rover on their home turf today.

Real estate M&A deals hindered by bad debts

 Foreign capital flow into the real estate market has accelerated M&A deals, but analysts warn that bad debts for property loans are a hindrance in the M&A market.

Comedy drama a top-grossing Vietnam film

 VietNamNet Bridge – Now showing in cinemas, Nhung Thang Nam Ruc Ro (Go-Go Sister) is one of two movies released this year that have been included in the five top grossing Vietnamese films.

Turkish tales come to Vietnamese readers

 A book of Turkish tales, containing 200 small humorous stories about Nasreddin Hodja, was launched in Hanoi recently. 

Binh Phuoc cashew gets GI certified

 The grant of geographical indication (GI) certificate to Binh Phuoc Province’s speciality cashew by the National Office of Intellectual Property has been a strong boost to efforts to create a national brand for the product.

Motorbikes to be labelled with energy consumption

 The Ministry of Transport plans to label energy certificates for new motorcycles which are manufactured, assembled and imported to Viet Nam.

VN logistic firms urged to get technological

 Technology is seen as one way to help domestic logistic enterprises cut costs to gain an edge amidst higher demand in global transport.

Shrimp surplus stresses sellers

 The country’s shrimp export business could be in for a tough year, due to sharp rise in global supply and a drop in market price.

VN cashew exports rise strongly in first quarter

 Viet Nam exported 74,580 tonnes of cashew worth US$758 million in the first quarter, according to the Viet Nam Cashew Association (Vinacas).

Moody’s gives positive ratings to three commercial banks

 Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded the long-term local-currency bank deposit ratings and local- and foreign-currency issuer ratings of three banks in Viet Nam from B2 to B1.

VN textile firm sees profit down 1.3%

 The Thanh Cong Textile Garment Investment Trading Joint Stock Company saw both revenue and profit down 1.3 per cent in 2018, due to poor business performance and foreseeable difficulties and challenges ahead.

Vietnam’s space industry makes strides in 10 years

  Vietnam’s space industry has gained significant development in the 10 years since the launch of its first satellite Vinasat-1 (April 18, 2008).

Vietnam wins 3 golds in chess championship

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam won three gold medals at the ongoing Asian Youth Chess Championship in Thailand.

National Drama Festival to open in HCM City this week

 VietNamNet Bridge – The triennial National Drama Festival will take place at the HCM City Army Theatre from April 11-25.

Additional busses, trains and planes to be deployed during holiday period

Railway and airline companies in Vietnam plan to increase the number of trips and vehicles at the end of April as travel demand is expected to rise during the Reunification Day and Labour Day holidays.

Ninh Thuan province in thirst for water

Prolonged heatwave in the southern central province of Ninh Thuan over the past three months has led to drought, forcing many localities to suspend plant and animal farming.

New expressways ferry confusion and danger

Expressways constructed at a cost of several trillions of dong have become staging grounds for serious safety violations, mainly due to drivers’ and local people’s ignorance of the roads’ design and signage,