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Mega polyester fibre plant may resume production

 Vietnam’s first polyester fibre manufacturing plant may soon resume production following the investor’s strong commitment.

Small household businesses reject becoming firms

 Household businesses in Vietnam don't want to expand into firms because of the fear of losses, high taxes and complicated procedures.

Standards for Party high-ranking officials issued

Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has signed the first-ever regulations on specific standards and assessment criteria for officials under the management of the Party Central Committee, Politburo and Secretariat. 

Vietnam conducts trials on advanced air traffic management

VN Air Traffic Management Corporation announced on Monday that it had conducted operational trials of the Distributed Multi-Nodal ATFM Operational Trail between Viet Nam and Singapore.

Ministry of Industry and Trade to reduce two-thirds of admin procedures

 The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) will complete the reduction of administrative procedures in the third quarter of the year, with two-thirds out of 443 being removed.

National professional basketball tourney begins next month

 This year’s professional national basketball tournament, sponsored by Jetstar, will be held from September 05 to December 03.

Hanoi's West Lake not filled up to build hotels

The People’s Committee of Tay Ho (West Lake) District of Hanoi has reacted to the recent rumour related to filling up the West Lake for building hotels.

VN women lose two volleyball matches

 Vietnam lost both its matches at the classification round of the Asian Women’s Senior Volleyball Championship being held in the Philippines.

Spurred on by AEC, ASEAN capital flirts with Vietnam

 Capital movements across the Southeast Asian region have begun to take shape, evidenced by the growing interest in international investment.

Competition heats up in the Vietnam soft drink market

 The expanding non-alcoholic drink segment has pitted domestic and foreign sector companies in a tight race to see who will ultimately control the country’s estimated US$4 billion market.

High-tech farming development sluggish

The development of high-tech agriculture in Vietnam remains sluggish due to unplanned and small-scale production, and is not commensurate with the country’s comparative advantages and efforts.

Cambodian leaders receive visiting Vietnam Fatherland Front President

 Leaders of Cambodia hailed their country’s relations with Vietnam during separate meetings with Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Tran Thanh Man in Phnom Penh on August 14.

Young talents to tee off at SEA Games

Vietnam will send seven young golfers, of average age 18, to take part in the upcoming Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Malaysia.

International container train starts trial run

The Hanoi Railway Transport Joint Stock Company has successfully conducted a trial run of an international container train connecting China’s Guangzhou province and Hanoi’s Yen Vien town.

SCIC manages State capital of over $860 million at 141 firms

 The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) had invested in 141 businesses as of July 31 with total State capital of $860.6 million among their combined charter capital of $4.18 billion.

Vietnam, Thailand should keep mutual support at int’l parliamentary forums

 Lawmakers of Vietnam and Thailand should continue to share common viewpoints and support each other in issues of common concern at international and regional inter-parliamentary forums.

Education Ministry urged to reconsider high school exam questions

VietNamNet Bridge - The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) said it disagrees with education experts who believe that questions on this year’s high school final exams were too easy. 

Locals live next to SE Asia’s largest iron mine

Thousands of households in the Thach Khe iron mining area in Thach Ha district of Ha Tinh province have endured tough lives for the last 10 years. 

Real estate assn proposes issuing land-use certificates to foreigners

HoREA has sent a dispatch to central agencies, proposing to amend articles of the 2013 Land Law. It believes that foreigners buying houses in Vietnam need to be recognized as land users (for no more than 50 years). 

Vietnam plan for smart cities faces legal obstacles

VietNamNet Bridge - Legal obstacles are hindering the construction of smart cities in Vietnam.