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NA Vice Chairman hosts Vietnamese youths from SSEAYP

 National Assembly Vice Chairman Uong Chu Luu hosted a Vietnamese youth delegation from the 43rd Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Programme (SSEAYP) in Hanoi on October 13. 

Vietnam wants India, Pakistan to settle issues by peaceful means

 Vietnam wants India and Pakistan to settle existing issues in their bilateral ties by peaceful means, Foreign Ministry’s spokesman Le Hai Binh said during a regular press conference in Hanoi on October 13. 

Vietnam, Germany convene strategic management groups’ meeting

 The fourth meeting of the Vietnam – Germany Strategic Management Group was held in Hanoi on October 12.

Disabled man stands for his rice art works

 VietNamNet Bridge – Born with a strong desire to paint, Le Truong Giang lost his chance to become an artist due to his disability resulted from a bomb explosion in a rural district in the central province of Quang Binh.

Samsung expects another $3 billion hit to profit from Note 7 failure

 Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Friday said it expects to take a hit to its operating profit of about $3 billion over the next two quarters due to the discontinuation of its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.

Thailand wakes to uncertainty, grief without King Bhumibol

 Thailand's people woke up on Friday to the first day in 70 years without King Bhumibol Adulyadej, a king worshipped as a father-figure who guided the nation through decades of change and turmoil.

Environment first, FDI later

A survey on foreign invested enterprises’ (FIEs) observance of the laws on environment showed that 60 percent of FIEs had waste water with toxic concentrations higher than the permitted levels, while 23 percent had concentrations 5-12 times higher.

Hanoi, HCMC run race to become Vietnam’s Silicon Valley

VietNamNet Bridge - While Hanoi has proposed a trial policy to develop into a large entrepreneurial center, HCM City has drawn up five projects to realize the ambition of becoming Vietnam’s Silicon Valley.

The highland province of Dak Nong

The map of tourist destinations in the north of the Central Highlands has now had a fresh face—Dak Nong Province. Saigontourist Travel Service Co. has launched a two-day HCMC-Dak Nong tour starting from VND1.779 million,

VN banks playing catch-up to online buyers

 VietNamNet Bridge – As the country moves toward deeper integration, banks are striving to improve their information and technology systems in order to catch up with new trends and to ensure customer safety.

Thousands of civil servants deemed useless

 Vietnam is wasting trillions of VND paying 700,000 civil servants who are barely working, according to the National Assembly Committee on Social Affairs.

VN real estate developers run into difficulties in foreign markets

 VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese investors still cannot reap fruits from real estate projects in foreign markets.

Real estate projects target foreign customers

 Beachside and resort properties in Vietnam have huge potential and investors are targeting foreigners and overseas Vietnamese as their biggest customers.

Glimpse of Vien Son harvest festival in Yen Bai province

 As an important occasion for the Dao Do (red Dao) ethnic community in the northern province of Yen Bai, the harvest festival has been preserved for hundreds of years. 

Youngsters crazy about ’funky balls’

 VietNamNet Bridge – The nitrous oxide-filled balloons, known as funky balls, have recently inspired a “fever” amongst youngsters in Ha Noi, although experts have issued warnings of addictive affects and negative impacts on the nervous system.

EAEU trade pact set to boost VN exports

 Vietnamese businesses have been advised to study the Viet Nam – Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) free trade agreement so that they can capitalise on opportunities to boost exports to EAEU-member countries.


Hanoi resumes project to trim grass

 VietNamNet Bridge – The capital city’s administration has resumed the project to cut grass and trim plant following a three-month cancellation over complaints of unnecessary expenditure.

Concerned about king's health, Thais flock to Bangkok hospital

About 300 people gathered at a Bangkok hospital on Thursday where Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch, is in an unstable condition as the government urged jittery stock market investors to ignore rumors. 

Expert: Law on renewable energy needed

 A law on renewable energy is needed to ensure sustainable and effective development of renewable energy, according to Dr. Duong Duy Hoat from the Institute of Energy Science. 

SOEs remain biggest tax payers in 2016: rankings

 State-owned enterprises (SOEs) remain the biggest tax payers in Vietnam as they make up nearly 60 percent of the total value of corporate income tax paid by the top 1,000 enterprises of tax contribution (V1000) in 2016.