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Finances, incentives lacking for social housing: Minister

 Low-income housing projects have lagged far behind demand because the State lacked funds and the private sector needed more investment incentives, according to Construction Minister Trinh Dinh Dung.

Vietnam Gov't to promote effective ODA use

 The Government will soon promote Official Development Agency (ODA) disbursement through commercial joint-stock banks.

US considers fully lifting Vietnam arms embargo

 The US is actively considering fully lifting its decades-old embargo on providing lethal military support to Vietnam, to help the Southeast Asian nation improve its national defence.

Vietnam, Laos cooperate in transport

 The Government has ratified a draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Governments of Vietnam and Laos on cooperative strategy in transport in the 2016-2025 phase, with visions towards 2030.

Lao Prime Minister begins Vietnam visit

 Lao Prime Minister Thongsing Thammavong arrived in central Da Nang city on July 13, beginning his six-day visit to Vietnam.

Vietnam to closely work with China to fight corruption

 Vietnam will exert all efforts and closely coordinate with China to fight corruption, Vice State President Nguyen Thi Doan said on July 13.

US opinions have positive outlook after historic visit

 American political circles hold an optimistic view of the future of the multi-faceted relationship between Vietnam and the United States following Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong’s historic visit to the US, which concluded on July 10.

Wonderful scenes in Bac Son Valley

 VietNamNet Bridge - In July, when the rice fields in the valley of Bac Son in Lang Son Province are changing color from green to yellow, it’s time for travelers and photographers to capture the beautiful moments of the year.

International motor show in Hanoi for mid-October

 An exhibition of imported motor vehicles will be held in mid-October in Hanoi, called the Vietnam International Motor Show (VIMS).

HCM City to pull down dilapidated apartments

VietNamNet Bridge – HCM City plans to tear down some 70 old apartment buildings that house more than 7,200 apartments and move their occupants to resettlement areas as part of a programme to replace old buildings.

HCMC preschool teachers quit over low pay, rising stress

 Teachers at preschools in HCM City are quitting to better-paid work with less stress.

The richest and youngest heirs in Vietnam

   VietNamNet reviews the young and richest heirs in Vietnam.

Property firms launch programs to woo foreign customers

 Real estate companies have launched sale programs to attract foreign buyers as the revised Housing Law with effect from July 1 eases restrictions on foreign property ownership in Vietnam.

Brick kilns continue to operate despite government’s decision

VietNamNet Bridge - The government decided that all the craft brick kilns throughout the country must be eliminated, but in Dong Nai province, the kilns continue to operate, polluting the environment.

Hydropower evacuees find lives still unsettled

 VietNamNet Bridge – More than 2,500 families resettled after their land was taken for Ban Ve hydro-power plant 10 years ago say their lives are still shattered by the move.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 14/7

Two foreign banks to increase capital, SBIC & Vinalines moving ahead with restructuring, Top 10 enterprises for positive media coverage, Leather and footwear conference upcoming, HoSE announces Top 10 brokers for Q2

Tablets sales in Vietnam up 34%

 Tablets sales in Vietnam increased 34 per cent in the first five months of the year, according to the latest report from GfK.

Vietnam launches tourism bonus for Western Europe, Belarus

 Vietnam launches tourism bonus for Western Europe, Belarus, FLC Samson resort complex inaugurated, Lai Chau preserves culture through community tourism, Various activities at 2015 Nha Trang Sea Festival

Hanoi giants rack up huge tax arrears

 The Hanoi Department of Taxation has revealed a list of 23 companies in the capital with tax arrears totaling VND1.2 trillion ($56.5 million) as at May 31. Most operate in the construction and real estate sector.

My Son Sanctuary delays ticket increases

The Management Board of My Son Sanctuary has announced that plans to increase ticket prices to the World Cultural Heritage Site this month have been delayed until September because upgrades to the site are still to be completed.