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Pricing to delay wind power plan
Vietnam is not expected to meet its target of generating 800 MW of wind power by 2020 as a proposal to increase the regulated selling price of wind power has been postponed.
EU-VN trade treaty new focus after TPP-fallout
Vietnam’s hopes for a FTA-driven economic rise within ASEAN must now rely on the only free trade agreement seen as realistically achievable, the EU-Vietnam FTA, experts said at a conference held on February 16 in Ho Chi Minh City.
Paddy prices rise as winter-spring crop ready for harvest
Domestic paddy prices have increased by 12% as the winter-spring crop in the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta is ready to be harvested.
Seafood firms urged to register online
The National Agro-Forestry-Fisheries Quality Assurance Department has urged local seafood producers to apply for e-certificates through the national single window registration system.
Dat Nguyen to box undefeated American
Vietnamese boxer Dat Nguyen will fight Miguel Flores of the US in the 10-round super featherweight main event of Premier Boxing Champions, a television boxing series, in Houston, the US on February 21.
New lending rules come into effect from March
A new circular on lending activities of credit institutions and foreign bank branches is expected to overhaul the regulatory framework applicable to the activities in Vietnam.
From France to Vietnam
A dozen children surround Bruno Cerignat, holding hands, singing and laughing as he teaches them a funny English song.
Thailand sweep Vietnam 5-0 in Asian badminton event
Thailand beat Vietnam 5-0 in the first Group C match of Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships held in Ho Chi Minh City on February 14.
Supporting industry to get sustained Gov’t help
The Government plans to provide wide-ranging assistance to the domestic supporting industry so that they can increase supplies of parts and components to both local and foreign firms and better participate in the global production chain.
Japanese firms plan Viertnam expansion: report
More than 60% of Japanese firms operating in Vietnam have intentions to expand their business here to cash in on the improved investment climate, a survey by Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) has revealed.