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Artists converge for Destination
Ten artists from the US, Malaysia and Vietnam are sharing their unique perspectives on life through dozens of paintings, photographs and installations at an exhibition in downtown Hanoi.
Trade promotion scheme lacks funding
Since state funds for the national trade promotion scheme are limited, the relevant ministries, industry associations and enterprises have been urged to focus on improving the scheme's efficiency.
Banks urged to lower interest rates
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) recently instructed credit institutions to continue to ease access to loans for enterprises by lowering interest rates, in a bid to assist struggling businesses and guarantee efficient bank operations this year.
Positive year forecast for industry
The industry and trade sector of Vietnam expects the index of industrial production (IIP) to grow to 6.3% this year as the world economy recovers, helping boost exports.
Swedish band Vocalettes to perform ABBA hits
Swedish band Vocalettes will make their debut performance in Hanoi on January 22 to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Sweden-Vietnam diplomatic relations.
Role of Buddhism in Vietnam’s development reviewed
The contribution of primeval Buddhism in Vietnam’s human and national development was explored in depth at a symposium in Ho Chi Minh City on January 18 marking the 57 years since it was introduced to the country.
Performer raises voice to keep Cheo alive
Thanh Ngoan has been passionate about Cheo operas since she was a child. Today, she impresses audiences with her dramatic singing voice and devotion to the ancient art.
Beer flows into market ahead of Tet
The domestic beer market this Tet holiday will not face any shortages or price hikes, thanks to a 30% supply increase, confirmed beer producers around the country.
Musical countdown for Tet
Vietnam Television will broadcast a music festival on January 30, Lunar New Year's Eve, as part of its annual Tet show.
Vietnam takes on inflation by expanding credit
(VOV) - Vietnam plans to cautiously expand credit growth to 12-14% in a bid to facilitate companies, boost the national economic revival and tackle inflation.