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ESCAP says Vietnam inflation could fall to 2.5%
The Vietnamese economy is forecast to increase moderately at 6.1%-6.2% due to to improving exports, investments and household purchasing demand.
Linda to represent Vietnam at SEA Games
Linda Truong, a Vietnamese-Ukrainian athlete, will be one of two representatives from Vietnam at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games' rhythmic gymnastics event.
Vietnam lifts transport ties with Thailand
Transport Minister Dinh La Thang called for further preliminary studies of plans to open five cross-border bus routes between Vietnamq and Thailand during a May 14 talk with his Thai counterpart, Prajin Juntons, in Hanoi.
That to start cycling training course in Switzerland
Vietnam's Nguyen Thi That has been invited to take part in a training course in Switzerland.
Vietnam bags third win at world badminton championships
Vietnam pocketed its third win at the Badminton World Federation Sudirman Cup in China, beating Australian 3-2 on May 14.
Companies urged to focus on food quality
Vietnamese firms need to enhance their role in the food industry value chain to supply more quality products and increase export of farm produce, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Food safety, hygiene vital to developing export markets
Unhygienic food and the overuse of plant protection and stimulants on vegetables and fruits are major obstacles to guaranteeing food safety and exporting Vietnamese vegetables and fruits to foreign markets.
Minister calls for restructuring to develop agriculture sector
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has urged the restructuring of agriculture to increase farmers' incomes, produce higher-quality products and improve export competitiveness.
More enterprises hire employees with disabilities
More companies in HCM City and southern provinces are hiring employees with disabilities because of their high productivity and diligence, according to HCM City-based Disability Research and Capacity Development Centre.
Labour shortages hold back Vietnam's logistics industry
Thousands of logistics entrepreneurs are struggling with a serious shortage of employees since a rapid increase of services demands, the Vietnam Logistics Institute (VNLI) has said.