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Government resolved to maintain people’s trust, PM says

 The Government is determined to maintain the trust it has received from people and the whole political system since it began the 14th tenure nearly 10 months ago, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has said.

Entrepreneurs, diplomat gaze into crystal ball, see good prospects for VN

VietNamNet Bridge –  A new year has come bringing with it many new opportunities and challenges. Viet Nam News asked some senior business executives and a diplomat how they see prospects for Viet Nam and their own sectors

2016 - “Golden year” for Vietnamese students

 Teams of Vietnamese students have harvested good results in international Olympiads for many years, bringing fames to the country. Especially, 2016 is the year which is considered the golden year for Vietnamese students in international arena.

Refinements ongoing

 Changes to Vietnam’s legal framework in a host of matters continued apace in 2016.

A challenging waterfall awaits discovery

 VietNamNet Bridge – We understand where the Seven-Storey Waterfalls gets its name from as soon as we see it.

Dr Ha Phuong Thu and her dream to elevate Vietnam’s medicinal sector

 When meeting Dr. Ha Phuong Thu, only a few can believe that the small-statured woman with a soft Hue accent is a leading scientist.

Vietnam’s trade surplus with US worries economists

VietNamNet Bridge - “The surplus in trade with the US is not good at all. A deficit would be more reasonable for developing economies like Vietnam,” said Bui Ngoc Son of the Institute of World Economics and Politics.

Glass half full

 Business leaders in Vietnam remain among the most optimistic in Asia Pacific despite the global economic headwinds.

VN girl and boy bands poised to rule 2017

 VietNamNet Bridge – After a year of taking the industry by storm, three pop bands in HCM City have become new music icons for young audiences.

Real estate firms breaking the mould

2016 was a successful year for the real estate market. However, with the fast growth of the economy in general and the real estate market in particular, real estate developers are being forced to diversify products.

Out of season rain drenches HCM City

 An out of season  heavy rain pelted HCMC late afternoon yesterday flooding a slew of streets in many districts including Districts 6, 7, Tan Phu, Binh Tan and others. 

Swimmer Anh Vien and dream of standardisation

The decision to send swimmer Nguyen Thi Anh Vien to the United States for long-term training five years ago has brought about a landmark of changes.

Behind the spotlight

 Shooter Hoang Xuan Vinh and powerlifter Le Van Cong received a hero’s welcome home from fans and words of praise from the public after making history as Vietnam’s first Olympic and Paralympic gold medalists, respectively.

F&N Dairy Investments has registered to buy 21.77 million Vinamilk shares

 F&N Dairy Investments has registered to buy 21.77 million of Vinamilk’s shares in February. The company currently owns more than 16.5 million of its shares.

PM urges stronger development of affordable housing

 The PM has issued Directive No. 03/CT-TTg requesting relevant ministries, sectors and localities to accelerate the development of affordable housing.

PM approved Hoa Phat's $3 billion steel project in Dung Quat EZ

 Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has given the go-ahead to Hoa Phat's high-profile steel plant in the Dung Quat Economic Zone, newswire thanhnien.vn reported.

Pig slaughter festival continues to be held in private

 Nem Thuong Village’s traditional pig slaughtering festival in Bac Ninh Province, is still being held in private despite the huge public outcry.

Pupils show little interest in Russian, Chinese or Japanese language

 Statistics from the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) shows that English is still the most popular foreign language at local schools, while only 1% pupils choose to study other languages.

University education lags behind in curricula, lecturer quality

 The low quality of university education is blamed on curricula which focuses on theoretical knowledge and does not provide enough practicum hours.

New policy attempts to entice foreign investment into education

 The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) has drafted a decree on foreign investment into the education sector, aiming to offer more favourable conditions for foreign investors.