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Master of Italian body language to perform in HCMC for first time
Master of Italian body language Luca Vullo and his mother, Angela Gabriele, will for the first time showcase the extraordinary skill of Italian people to communicate without words but using only the body language in an amusing show in Ho Chi Minh City on October 23.
Partnership brings Italian educational approach to Vietnam
Italy’s Reggio Children on October 16 announced a partnership with Vietnam-based Embassy Education to introduce and implement Reggio Emilia Approach, a world-renowned Italian early-childhood educational approach, in Vietnam.
Uniqlo to launch first store in downtown HCM City
Japanese global apparel retailer Uniqlo has announced that its first store in Vietnam will be located on Dong Khoi Street, a high-end shopping street in HCMC’s District 1, but it refused to reveal the specific launch date.
Amazon Global Selling sets up specialized team in Vietnam
Amazon Global Selling established a dedicated team on October 17, to promote its activities and attract more customers in Vietnam.
Film about French painter Monet to be screened in Hanoi
A film about renowned French painter Claude Monet will be screened at the French cultural center L’Espace in Hanoi on November 9, starting at 7 p.m.
Danish films to be screened in HCM City, Hanoi
A Danish film festival will be held in HCM City and Hanoi from October 26 to 31 to introduce an extraordinary selection of Danish movies, the Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam has announced.
Ballet Cinderella to be screened at L’Espace
The French cultural center L’Espace in Hanoi will screen the Paris Opera’s ballet performance Cinderella on October 19, starting at 7 p.m.
Exhibition celebrates Vietnam-Mexico friendship
The Honorary Consulate of Mexico is holding a photo exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City to commemorate 44 years of friendship and cooperation between Vietnam and Mexico and to honor the value of culture and art between the two countries.
An escape for coffee growers, traders
As soon as this year’s coffee crop had come to a close, both coffee growers and traders discussed lessons learnt from what they considered a poor harvest which kept them on tenterhooks till the last days. Now that the new crop began on the first of October, they have to answer the question as to what should be done for a better life.
Influx of foreign investment in property sector raises concern
The prime minister has asked several ministries, agencies and local governments to report on the risk of the domestic real estate market being dominated by foreign entities, given the recent influx of foreign investment into the sector.