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23rd Vietnam Film Festival to take place in Da Lat this November

The 23rd Vietnam Film Festival, which spotlights the building of a rich, modern, and humane national film industry, is scheduled for November 21-25 in Da Lat city, the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong.

Vietnam Dance Week 2023 kicks off

The Vietnam Dance Week 2023 was officially launched on July 15 with the preliminary round - the 24-second video challenge, reported the Vietnam Dance Artists’ Association (VDAA) the same day.

Vietnam’s enterprises need to 'take daring steps’: consultant

Vietnamese enterprises need to be patient, eager to learn, and adventurous in their business, according to Ann Huynh.

VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JULY 15/2023

Vienam mostly exports wood pellets to RoK, Japan

Vietnamese-made smart insect-monitoring system exported to Japan

The smart insect monitoring system, exclusively designed and manufactured in Vietnam, aims to solve problems in digital transformation in agriculture.

VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES JULY 15/2023

An art book about the culture and lifestyle of HCM City by writer Nguyễn Chiều Xuân has been released by the Hà Nội Publishing House and its partner, Lionbooks.

Woman famed for rescuing drowning people, removing the dead from Lam River

Nguyet cannot remember how many people she has rescued and how many dead bodies she has removed from Lam River over the last 40 years.

Planting trees for a greener, cleaner future

More than 81,000 mangrove trees have been planted by local residents and volunteers to form a ‘green’ dyke system, creating a sustainable farming area for a 7,000-population community in the Mekong Delta province of Soc Trang’s Vinh Chau Town.

Saigon River to tell stories of history, growth of city

A special outdoor art performance featuring the history, establishment, and development of the Saigon-Gia Dinh area and HCMC will be organized on the Saigon River on August 6.

Vietnam's digital economy to continue booming

Vietnam’s digital economy is projected to grow fastest in Southeast Asia, reaching US$50 billion by 2025, a report said.

Vietnam ranks 16th among 20 countries with best architecture

Vietnam ranked 16th in the list of countries with the best architecture in the world, according to Insider Monkey, a finance website focusing on financial markets, hedge funds, and trading.

Managing energy to reduce emissions: where should VN businesses start?

Many countries are now adopting emissions trading systems as a means to reduce annual emissions. Vietnamese firms, thus, must understand and participate in this market.

Cybercrime rises by 65% in H1

Cybercrime in Vietnam increased a significant 65% in the first half of this year compared to the previous year, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications.

Vietnamese businesses await relief as SBV slashes interest rates

Vietnamese businesses anticipate some relief as the central bank slashes interest rates, with credit growth expected to accelerate in the second half of 2023.

Ample room remains for Vietnam's economic recovery

Although the growth rate has slowed down amid global economic difficulties, Vietnam is outperforming than most countries in the world, and is regarded as an attractive destination for FDI in the manufacturing sector.

Spam callers threatening to share personal information

Receiving spam calls is common among mobile phone users in Vietnam but many have been threatened recently after telling the invasive callers to stop annoying them.

Children participate in building their own safe living environment

On July 13, the Children's Forum 2023 took place in the central highlands province of Kon Tum with the theme "Children participating in building a safe, friendly and healthy living environment for themselves".

Global minimum tax to go before National Assembly

The Government plans to send the global minimum tax policy to the National Assembly for discussion.

Vietnam struggles to suppress wave of layoffs

As many as 500,000 workers have lost jobs, stopped working, or have had their working hours cut in 40 cities and provinces, according to the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA).

Game groups fear being forced out

Online game producers may find themselves pushed out of the market in Vietnam with the introduction of an “unprecedented” tax that aims to protect younger generations.