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All signs point to sustained growth

 Behind Vietnam’s strong economic growth and widespread national development, there is an engine of increasing foreign direct investment.

Gov't, ministries, bankers and businesses cooperate to breed shrimp

VietNamNet Bridge - Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has decided that Vietnam should become the shrimp production base of the world. 

Vietnamese people lose the reading habit

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese people read an average of one book a year, according to reports. 

Doors open for EU agri-food firms with lower tariffs

 European enterprises are expected to intensify their agri-food presence in Vietnam thanks to slashed tariffs for EU-sourced agri-food items under the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement.

US dancers heal disabled children in Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge – Bringing her hands together to form a snake-head shape and gently moving forward, 16-year-old Nguyen Thi Thao imitates the slithering movements of a snake.

H’re customs and belief

 The H’re grow wet rice and other crops on terraced fields. Their religious practices are associated with rice.

Tracking water use on smartphone in HCMC

 With a smartphone on hand, HCMC residents can monitor their domestic water use, leakage, and even online payment no matter where they are.

Domestic accounting market approaching vast opportunities

 Trinh Duc Vinh, deputy head of the Department of Accounting and Auditing Regulations under the Ministry of Finance, elaborates on the Law on Accounting 2015 which is expected to propel the development of domestic accounting services.

Top five festivals worth discovering in northern Vietnam

 The first month of the Lunar New Year is a perfect time for curious people to visit festivals. Following are top five festivals one should discover in northern Vietnam during this time of year.

HCM City seeks to attract tourists to wholesale markets

 The HCMC government has unveiled a plan to develop Binh Dien, Thu Duc and Hoc Mon wholesale markets into destinations for not only product buyers but also tourists.

First Vietnamese fashion designer to join Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018

 Devon Nguyen will be the first Vietnamese fashion designer to participate in the Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018 to be taken place from February 28-March 8.

HCM City & Hanoi among world's most dynamic cities

 Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi are listed among the Top 10 most dynamic cities in the world in JLL’s City Momentum Index (CMI) 2017.

Internet price wars on expanding grid

 The domestic fibre optic cable market anticipates a tough race this year between leading players for larger market share and expanded service provision.

Human resources shortage key bottleneck in Vietnam’s IT revolution

 Vietnam needs 1 million workers in information technology and digital content creation but now there are only 300,000 people in this field, pointing to a need to improve the quality of education and tailor it to the need of companies.

Short supply of workers drives IT salaries through the roof

 A big gap between the demand and supply for senior developers with management skills drove up the average salary.

Money laundering all too easy in Vietnam?

 Money laundering mostly goes unpunished in Vietnam because cash is the main form of payment and relevant legislation is murky.

Hospitals face blood shortage

 VietNamNet Bridge – Hospitals in Ha Noi are experiencing an ongoing shortage of blood for transfusions due to a spike in the number of patients admitted to hospital for treatment after the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday.

Deputy minister questioned over huge personal assets

 Industry and Trade Deputy Minister Ho Thi Kim Thoa has been in the public spotlight these days after being found to hold a large stake in a local light bulb firm.

Ha Long authorities to build luxury cruise wharf

 Quang Ninh Province authorities is planning to build the USD26.4m Bai Chay International Wharf for luxury cruises in Ha Long Bay next year.

Mekong Delta tra fish moguls go bust

 Many fish processing companies in the Mekong Delta region have gone bankrupt, owing banks and farmers billions of VND.