Continuing the fifth session, the 13th National Assembly on the afternoon of May 20 heard reports on the collection of opinions on draft amendments to the 1992 Constitution, a proposal asking for NA approval of the State budget balance for 2011 and some other issues.
Despite the Government’s stimulus packages in 2012, many are not yet back on track in the wake of the global economic downturn. So they require further assistance from the Government’s incentive policies.
The Starbucks Corporation, one of the world’s leading coffee brands, has claimed initial success in Vietnam. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says revenues from the company’s first Vietnamese outlet have surpassed expectations, although it has experienced a number of challenges to attract local consumers.
Voters and people across the country have by far sent over 1,700 opinions covering a wide range of fields to the National Assembly (NA) in the lead to the law-making body’s fifth session, which is to convene on May 20.
Children’s art contest marks Vietnam-Australia ties
A fine art contest was launched on May 20 to encourage Vietnamese and Australian students to express their feeling about their homelands, and the solidarity between the two countries.
Vietnam came out a triumphant first at the Southeast Asian Rowing Championships which wrapped up on May 19 in Malaysia. After seven days of competition, the Vietnamese athletes had claimed five golds, four silvers and one bronze.
Voters and people across the country have by far sent over 1,700 opinions covering a wide range of fields to the National Assembly (NA) in the lead to the law-making body’s fifth session, which is to convene on May 20.
NA hears reports on constitution amendments, 2011 budget
Continuing the fifth session, the 13th National Assembly on the afternoon of May 20 heard reports on the collection of opinions on draft amendments to the 1992 Constitution, a proposal asking for NA approval of the State budget balance for 2011 and some other issues.
Vietnamese students won two fourth prizes at the 2013 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) in the fields of electricity and mechanics, and materials and biotechnology.
The Vietnam Consulate General in Sydney has hosted an exchange to introduce special Vietnamese dishes cooked by renowned Vietnamese Australian chef Nhut Huynh.
Coffee growers will be provided preferential credit loans worth VND 8,000-10,000 billion from now to 2016, including more than VND3,099 billion for those in the Central Highland province of Lam Dong.
The Starbucks Corporation, one of the world’s leading coffee brands, has claimed initial success in Vietnam. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says revenues from the company’s first Vietnamese outlet have surpassed expectations, although it has experienced a number of challenges to attract local consumers.
A number of key bills, including those on counterterrorism, natural disaster mitigation, and grassroots reconciliation, are scheduled to be approved at the National Assembly’s 5th session which opened in Hanoi on May 20.
Some photos of the Republic of Korea’s enterprises visit and work in Thanh Hoa
(THO) – At a conference in Thanh Hoa city on April 16 to promote investment and trade with RoK businesses, Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Trinh Van Chien made the commitment that Thanh Hoa province pledges to create favourable conditions for the Republic of Korea’s (RoK) enterprises to invest in the locality.
PM Nguyen Tan Dung has emphasised the need to realise the vision of a united and resilient ASEAN community in order to expand its role in addressing regional challenges.
The US General Consulate in HCM City on April 22, on the occasion of Earth Day, awarded prizes and certificates to the winners of a contest to design a logo for the Save the Dugong campaign.
(THO) - On April 21, the Vietnamese song Ha Noi Niem Tin va Hy Vong (Ha Noi Belief and Hope) won Tran Huu Kien first prize in the grand finale of Vietnam's Got Talent.
The Asian Women’s Beach Volleyball Championship 2013 kicked off in the northern province of Quang Ninh on April 25. Twelve teams representing seven Asian countries and territories are participating in the tournament.
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on April 22 cut the ribbon to inaugurate Vietnam Dairy Products Joint Stock Company (Vinamilk)’s new powdered milk factory in the southern province of Binh Duong. Built at a cost of nearly 2 trillion VND (96 million USD), the 60,000 sq.m factory is capable of producing 54,000 tonnes of formula a year.
Vietnam’s traditional Ao Dai (long dress) collection designed by Hoang Hai will be presented at the Hanoi-Florence fashion show in Italy on April 23. The event commemorates 40 years of Vietnam-Italy friendship.
Hanoi woman wins silver at Asian wrestling championships
Vu Thi Hang of Hanoi came home with a silver medal in the women’s 48kg freestyle wrestling at the 2013 Asia wrestling championships which wrap up in New Delhi , India on April 22.
Clothes styles from Vietnam’s different regions, especially Ao dai, Vietnam traditional long dress were introduced to Italian friends at the Hanoi-Florence fashion show in Florence city on April 23.
Singapore welcomes Japan’s participation in TPP negotiations
Singapore has expressed support for Japan ’s early participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations, as member countries concluded bilateral consultations with Tokyo.
The Noi Bai-Lao Cai Highway mountain pass officially opened to the public on April 20. This stretch of road is part of the 245km first phase of the Noi Bai-Lao Cai Highway project, with a total investment of nearly VND20,000 billion. The project divided into eight bidding packages labeled A1 to A8.
Singapore, Indonesian leaders confirm to deepen bilateral ties
Singaporean President Tony Tan Keng Yam and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong assured visiting Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono of their country’s determination to strengthen bilateral relations with Indonesia.
Voters and people across the country have by far sent over 1,700 opinions covering a wide range of fields to the National Assembly (NA) in the lead to the law-making body’s fifth session, which is to convene on May 20.
Vietnamese students won two fourth prizes at the 2013 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) in the fields of electricity and mechanics, and materials and biotechnology.
Thailand and Laos will hold the second joint cabinet retreat (JCR) in Chiang Mai later this week to discuss ways to boost bilateral cooperation, Thai Foreign Ministry has announced.
Vietnam came out a triumphant first at the Southeast Asian Rowing Championships which wrapped up on May 19 in Malaysia. After seven days of competition, the Vietnamese athletes had claimed five golds, four silvers and one bronze.
A fine art contest was launched on May 20 to encourage Vietnamese and Australian students to express their feeling about their homelands, and the solidarity between the two countries.