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Vietnamese diplomats wish footballers the best ahead semifinals

A delegation of the Vietnamese Embassy and Vietnam’s Mission to ASEAN visited Olympic Vietnam footballers and coaching staff in Jakarta, Indonesia, on August 28.

VN Central Bank needs to speed up bad debt resolution

The State Bank of Viet Nam needed to speed up the resolution of non-performing loans to bring down the bad debt ratio of the entire banking system to below 3 per cent by 2020.

E-commerce helps SMEs boost online exports

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese SMEs are using e-commerce to export products at reasonable costs.

Zero-dong tours cause headaches for local authorities

VietNamNet Bridge - Zero-dong tours have been launched in many localities, creating challenges for state management agencies.


ASIAD 2018: Medal opportunities for Vietnam on August 29

 Vietnamese athletes are set to compete in the final round of events on August 29 at the ongoing Asian Games 2018 (ASIAD) in Indonesia.

Screening needed to reduce birth defects in VN

 Every 13 minutes a child is born with congenital anomalies in Vietnam, putting a burden on their families and the health sector as well as affecting the quality of the population.

Early-season traditional mooncake sales slower

 The Full Moon Festival is less than one month away, with moon cakes of all shapes, sizes, prices, and brands readily available. However, sales seem to be much slower this year round.

Int’l Vietnam Sport Show slated for November 15-18

 The International Vietnam Sport Show 2018 will take place in Hanoi from November 15-18, attracting nearly 120 domestic and foreign exhibitors. 

Vietnamese President meets FEDCOC leaders, concludes Egypt visit

 President Tran Dai Quang and his spouse left Cairo on August 28 afternoon (local time) and concluded his four-day State visit to Egypt.

Foreign franchises eye lucrative Vietnam market

 With its high economic growth rate and population of over 90 million, Vietnam is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for international franchising businesses, especially in the food and beverages sector.

PM suggests New Zealand support Vietnam with dragon fruit value chain

 Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc suggested New Zealand support Vietnam to build a value chain for dragon fruit while receiving Minister of Agriculture, Biosecurity, Food Safety, and Rural Communities Damien O’Connor in Hanoi on August 29.

Employees to cheer on U23 football team

 Some companies in Vietnam have decided to give their employees a break today, August 29 to watch the Vietnamese U23 team play an ASIAD 2018 semi-final match against South Korea.

Rushing to raise capital, foreign securities companies prepare for new business

A lot of foreign securities companies have announced plans to increase their charter capital within a short time, but Vietnamese companies are being cautious about their capital increase plans.

New water treatment system uses no chemicals, electricity, filter cartridges

After selling his assets and giving up a business which brought stable income, Vu Tien Anh launched a startup selling his MET water treatment system which has been honored at many international invention contests.

Vietnam wants to turn waste into alternative fuel for cement production

VietNamNet Bridge - Up to 80 percent of the 15 million tons of domestic garbage from urban and rural areas every year is treated at landfills, while only 20 percent is incinerated or recycled.

Is publishing monopoly is to blame for shortage of textbooks?

VietNamNet Bridge - The new academic year has begun, but some parents and students have been on tenterhooks as they still cannot buy textbooks.

Vietnamese people sign book of condolences for late US Senator

 On August 27, many Vietnamese people arrived at the US Embassy in Hanoi to sign a book of condolences for late Senator John McCain, who passed away at age 81.

Northern region warned of flood flash, landslides

 The northern region has been forecasted to face heavy rains which can cause flood flashes and landslides in several mountainous areas.

Hanoi flag-makers contract football fever

 Some workshops in Hanoi have been busy making national flags and banners to meet demand for Independence Day on September 2, as well as for Vietnamese football fans as U23 team qualified for the ASIAD semi-finals.  

Vietnam, India hold 16th Joint Committee’s meeting in Hanoi

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh and Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj co-chaired the 16th Meeting of the Vietnam-India Joint Committee on Economic, Commercial, Scientific, and Technological Cooperation on August 28.