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PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc talking with the ANU leaders, lecturers and students. Photo: baochinhphu.vn The leader highly valued Australia’s support for and cooperation with Vietnam, especially in education, high-tech agriculture and climate change response, adding that the two countries have also cooperated in many multilateral forums and engaged in many regional trade and investment agreements, with the latest being the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). … [Read more...] about PM Phuc visits Australian National University

According to the ministry, since March 30, China carried out tighter check-ups on all drivers who went through the borders to Vietnam and banned all Vietnamese drivers from virus-hit areas from entering China. "China also set up a team of drivers to transport goods through the border gates of Huu Nghi - Friendship Pass and Tan Thanh - Po Chai. These drivers must show a health certificate that confirms virus-negative, and they are required not to go outside of Lang Son Province," the ministry said. The border gates here have also shortened the opening time to five hours a day which have left a huge amount of agricultural goods to be stuck at the border gates. The ministry asked local export companies to stop transporting agricultural products especially fruits to Lang Son Province while waiting for the clearance of the current goods stuck at the border gates here. The companies are encouraged to join in producing and processing chains and help sell the products at the local market. … [Read more...] about Firms to stop agricultural products flowing through China border gates

It may take businesses only several months to carry out digital transformation and process standardization instead of several years as once thought because of the impact of the Covid-19 crisis. Many other businesses have also organized the working-from-home model. Some procedures need to be adjusted and streamlined so that they can be uploaded to software to support online collaboration and exchange. … [Read more...] about Covid-19 forces Vietnam’s businesses to speed up digital transformation

Hanoi air quality improves in March thanks to COVID-19 Hanoi’s air quality improved significantly in March following the drastic reduction of traffic and suspension of construction due to COVID-19 pandemic, the Vietnam Environment Administration (VEA) reported on Tuesday.  … [Read more...] about Air and noise pollution problems persist in north VN

With the Fourth Industrial Revolution, disruption is an inescapable and growing challenge for all industries. In a nutshell, the Fourth Industrial Revolution refers to how technologies like artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles and the internet of things are merging with humans’ physical lives. Think of voice-activated assistants, facial ID recognition or digital health-care sensors. Innovations in artificial intelligence applications such as data analytics, machine learning, chatbots, and facial recognition have not only been utilised for diagnosis but also for contact tracing and vaccine development.   … [Read more...] about MDIS Partners with University of Plymouth, UK, to offer New Industry 4.0 Degree in Robotics Technology