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Tra fish industry needs makeover
After a hasty start, Vietnam's tra fish industry should now plan an image makeover to improve the quality of exports and be competitive, for the long term, experts said.
Exporters ponder ways to penetrate new markets
The US and Latin American countries have huge demand for products made by sectors in which Vietnamese companies have advantages, but they need to study these markets carefully to enter them, a forum heard in HCM City on November 17.
Logistics sector needs support
Logistics trading is not provided adequate conditions for development in Vietnam though it is considered a cash cow sector, Nguyen Cam Tu, deputy minister of Industry and Trade, said.
Climate change art in the spotlight
Six films, three photo exhibitions, three conferences and three activities related to the issue of climate change will be held in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to accompany the COP21 International Climate Change Conference to be held in Paris.
Gov't to crack down on dangerous animal feed
Authorities plan to intensify checks of animal feed production and trading establishments and pig farming and slaughterhouses in the south from November to next February.
Vi takes silver, bronze at wushu champs
Duong Thuy Vi brought home a silver and a bronze medal from the ongoing World Wushu Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia.
French wine, food festival kicks off
The Beaujolais Nouveau celebration featuring French wine and food will take place on November 19 in Hanoi.
Kho Mu people perform traditional rain ritual
Around twenty people from Kho Mu community in the northern mountainous province of Dien Bien conducted a ritual to pray for rain on the outskirts of Hanoi on November 16.
Cultural week shows beauty of Mekong
Images, destinations, tourism potential and the special delights of the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta provinces are on display in Hanoi.
Vietnam, New Zealand sign four agreements
Vietnamese and New Zealand businesses have signed four agreements during the official visit by New Zealand Prime Minister John Key to Vietnam from November 14 to November 17.