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Hydropower plant fined for violations in water resource management

 Environment Ministry inspectors fined Ho Ho Hydropower plant in central provinces of Ha Tinh and Quang Binh for violations in water resource management, a ministry official confirmed yesterday at a press conference.

Make e-visa rules more selective, say NA deputies

 National Assembly deputies yesterday agreed on a pilot project to issue e-visas to foreigners but wanted it to be more selective and not rushed into implementation.

Receiving guests from state money: No free lunch

 VietNamNet Bridge – It is a must to abandon the use of state money for guest reception.

Thien Son - Suoi Nga: Paradise on earth

VietNamNet Bridge - As one of ten most attractive destinations in Hanoi with cool weather all year around, Thien Son- Suoi Nga is a place combining mountains, cliffs and waterfalls. 

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 20/11

Viet Nam's food processors court global investors, Total assets of credit institutions exceed $359.6 billion, Hanoi facilitates foreign investment in infrastructure, energy, Imports from China, RoK surpass US$66 billion      

Government approves 7.3% minimum wage increase

 The government has approved an increase of 7.3 per cent against the regional minimum wage, starting January 1, 2017.

Riverbank erosion threatens lives in central region

 Riverbank erosion at several sites in central provinces of Quang Binh and Quang Tri following repeated floods in October and November is threatening public works and the lives of nearby residents.

High school grads shun university, choose vocational jobs as demand rises

 Despite receiving high scores on the universitiy entrance exam this year, Nguyen Dinh Tuan decided to choose a more practical career by studying automobile engineering at a vocational college

Vietnam wins world junior taekwondo gold medal

Vietnam’s Ho Thi Kim Ngan won a gold medal at the World Taekwondo Junior Championship, which is ongoing in Canada. 


Japan-Vietnam festival opens in Ho Chi Minh City

 A Japan-Vietnam festival, themed “Joining hands together”, kicked off in Ho Chi Minh City on November 18, attracting 85 Vietnamese and Japanese exhibitors with nearly 140 stalls.

Futsal team to compete in Chinese friendlies

  Vietnam’s national futsal team will travel to China for an international friendly tournament later next month.

Foreign capital in agriculture: Low rate, small scale

 Foreign capital in agriculture: Low rate, small scale

Over $300 million to develop seaport complex in Quang Ninh

 A 300 million USD project consisting of a seaport complex and an industrial park at the Dam Nha Mac area in Quang Yen town, the northern province of Quang Ninh, was granted a licence on November 18. 

Tetra Pak to build $110 million factory in HCM City

 Tetra Pak, a leading global food processing and packaging solutions company, has announced plans to invest 110 million USD in setting up a manufacturing facility in Vietnam.

President talks with US-APEC businesses in Peru

 President Tran Dai Quang highlighted the comprehensive partnership between Vietnam and the US while addressing a workshop with the US – APEC Business Coalition in Lima, Peru, on November 18.

Japan wants to invest in metro lines in HCM City

 Japanese businesses are keen to share experience, transfer technology and invest in the construction of metro line 3A and a trade centre at the central station of metro line No1 in Ho Chi Minh City.

Agreement helps Vietnam boost timber exports to EU

 Vietnam and the European Union (EU) have basically concluded the Voluntary Partnership Agreement on Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (VPA/FLEGT) after nearly six years of negotiations.

Third investment wave from RoK now at peak

 The third investment wave from the Republic of Korea (RoK) is now at its peak, according to Moon Byungcheol, Commercial Counsellor at the RoK General Consulate in HCM City. 

Vietnam gains numerous achievements in gender equality

 Vietnam gains numerous achievements in gender equality

Drought forecast to be less severe in upcoming dry season

 Drought and saltwater intrusion in Vietnam’s southern region will be less severe in the 2016-2017 dry season, said the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.