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CNG buses in HCM City could lose fuel supply
Environmentally-friendly buses in Ho Chi Minh City could face operating problems as compressed natural gas (CNG) suppliers plan to reduce CNG supply, according to local authorities.
HCM City authorities work extra hours to carry out admin tasks
Ho Chi Minh City’s district authorities and state offices are setting up hotlines, working extra hours and visiting residents’ houses to provide public administrative procedures.
SCIC set to sell entire stake in cooking oil giant Vocarimex
The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) will put its entire 36.3 percent stake, or 44.2 million shares, in the Vietnam Vegetable Oils Industry Corporation (Vocarimex) on the Hanoi Stock Exchange on August 15.
Ministry plans major overhaul of health law
The Ministry of Health is set to amend the Law on Health Examination and Treatment, including provisions on issue of certificates for medical practice.
Australian tourists are top spenders in Vietnam: report
The average spending by tourists from China, the largest source of visitors to Vietnam, is much lower than that of other nationalities, according to a report by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism.
HCM City solicits investment in infrastructure
Ho Chi Minh City’s authorities have called on local and foreign investors to invest in the city’s infrastructure.
HCM City to host smart factory conference
Vietnamese market and incentive policies for high-tech investment, trends in smart factory solutions and smart solutions using AI and IoT are among the topics that will be discussed at a conference in HCM City next month.
Livestock industry restructure imperative, cooperation needed: official
Close cooperation between companies, co-operatives, farms, and households is needed to restructure the livestock industry, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has said.
Foreign interest in Việt Nam’s LNG sector remains high
Foreign investors are diving into developing liquefied natural gas (LNG) and gas-fired power projects in Việt Nam, in part due to the country’s growing demand for electricity.
Infrastructure sector has upbeat outlook in attracting foreign capital
Vietnam is in dire need of capital to develop the country’s infrastructure and the Government expects private investors, especially foreign ones, to take part as the State budget cannot afford the investment costs.