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Hanoi to host ICT COMM 2016

Vietnam ICT COMM 2016, an exhibition of information and communication technology products, will be held in Hanoi from July 20 to 22.

Vietnam, Laos discuss Vientiane-Hanoi expy project

 Representatives of Vietnam’s Ministry of Transport and the Lao Ministry of Public Works and Transport have discussed a major project to develop an expressway linking Hanoi and Vientiane as part of their five-year cooperation plan starting this year.

Vietnam Air plans service to U.S. in 2018

Vietnam Airlines has unveiled a fresh plan to launch its first air service to the U.S. in 2018, said Duong Tri Thanh, chief executive officer of the national flag carrier.

Hanoi hosts 27th International Biology Olympiad

The 27th International Biology Olympiad (IBO) kicked off in the capital city of Hanoi on July 17 with the participation of over 260 students from 71 countries and territories, the biggest of its kind so far.

Int’l Free Hugs Day to open in HCM City

International Free Hugs Day under “Embracing the Heart, sharing the Love” slogan is scheduled to be held in Ho Chi Minh City on July 24.

PM reaffirms Vietnam's policy with Chinese counterpart

 Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc reaffirmed Vietnam’s consistent policy towards China regarding the East Sea in his meeting on July 14 with his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the ASEM Summit in Mongolia.

Two NA delegates dismissed in recent days

 Another National Assembly delegate has been dismissed after being found to hold dual citizenship, bringing the total number of delegates in the new legislature to 494 as preparations continue for its first gathering on July 20.

Manulife Vietnam raises charter capital by 38%

The Ministry of Finance previously granted approval to plans of the Canada-based financial services group Manulife to increase the charter capital of its Vietnam operations’ by 38 per cent to VND1.35 trillion ($61.6 million).

What’s behind the government's $86 billion debt?

VietNamNet Bridge - The changes in debt structure, caused by the government's borrowing from domestic sources, and the rapid increase in total debts are two significant items included in the public debt bulletin.

Vietnamese pharma firms to raise FOLs

Pharma stocks have continue rising, as drug firms are expected to lift their foreign ownership limits and collaborate with overseas partners.

Vietnam needs more international scientific research institutes

 Foreign and Vietnamese scientists agreed that Vietnam needs more international research institutes where young scientists can do research and show their creativity.

Czech activist rebuts China’s wrongful viewpoint on East Sea

 Marcel Winter, President of the Czech – Vietnamese Society, recently refuted a newspaper article showing China’s wrongful viewpoints on the East Sea situation.

Stocks to struggle this week: analysts

 Vietnam's stock market will be tested again this week, as pressure is placed on financial and energy stocks expected to suffer from macroeconomic factors, analysts told local media during an online interview late last week.

Trung Nguyen Coffee boss loses major coffee firm to wife

 The chairman of the Trung Nguyen Coffee Corporation JSC, Dang Le Nguyen Vu, has lost control of the instant coffee company to his wife, according to a decision by the Binh Duong Province's Planning and Investment Department.

Collecting mushrooms in rainy season

 VietNamNet Bridge – When rain comes, people in southeastern provinces will collect mushrooms in cashew, coffee and rubber farming areas.

Govt requests special status for Da Nang

The Government, speaking at a National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee meeting in Hanoi last week, proposed granting a special status for Danang City so that it can have more cash for development.

Children Games end with Vietnam No 11

 The Children of Asia Games ended yesterday in Sakha Republic (Yakutia) with Vietnam in the No 11 position.

Vietnam's team wins second match, enter AFF futsal champ’s quarters

 Vietnam’s Sanna Khanh Hoa advanced to the quarter-finals of the Asian Football Confederation Futsal Club thanks to Nguyen Quoc Bao’s late goal, ensuring the team’s 3-2 victory over Al-Sadd of Qatar yesterday in Bangkok, Thailand.

Vietnam students stand fourth at regional Games

 Vietnam finished in fourth position at the ASEAN University Games, following the final day of competition, yesterday in Singapore.

Vietnam team remains at Group II after Davis Cup defeat

 The national tennis team failed to advance to the finals of the Davis Cup, Asia-Oceania zone, Group II, after losing to hosts Thailand yesterday in Nonthaburi.