Lang ho chi minh

During the three-day event, participants will take part in a wide range of interesting activities in HCM City and Nha Trang City in Khanh Hoa province. They will present gifts to children at a charity home in Go Gap district and learn to cook Vietnamese dishes at the Saigon Tourist Hospitality College. They will then visit the Institute of Oceanography, Long Son pagoda and islands in Nha Trang before holding an exchange with soldiers of the Submarine Brigade 189 under the Vietnam People's Navy. Leung Ylang, an overseas Vietnamese living in Cambodia, says this is the third time she has joined the summer camp. She is very happy to meet both new and old friends to share experiences while visiting her homeland. … [Read more...] about Summer camp: young expats explore Ho Chi Minh City

But the growth could be short-lived as investors could still be worried about the rising number of infection cases in Viet Nam and the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the economy is unmeasurable, the company said. … [Read more...] about Local shares end positively on oil price hikes, better market sentiment

The activities include providing farmers with advanced techniques to grow vegetables in net houses with automatic irrigation systems, and grow clean fruits and organic coconuts; breed chicken by using medicinal plants in their food to reduce the use of antibiotics, breed female pigs for reproducing piglets, and oxen for meat; and breed shrimp under intensive farming methods. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES APRIL 3

A member of charity group G9 hands a box of instant noodles to a lottery ticket seller on a street in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Duyen Phan / Tuoi Tre During the past days, local media have been publicizing kitchens offering free food and essentials to underprivileged residents.   … [Read more...] about As COVID-19 challenges lottery ticket vendors in Vietnam, community lends a helping hand

Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Agency for Foreign Trade has urged firms that export goods to China to give the highest priority to preventing the COVID-19 pandemic from spreading further and ensuring the safety of their workers and the public. Exporters should not make light of preventive measures against the coronavirus because of the pressure to ease the backlog of goods at border crossings with China and boost imports, the agency said in a notice recently sent to local departments of industry and trade, business associations and exporters. This will contribute to Vietnam’s concerted efforts to combat the COVID-19 outbreak, it added. Border gates with China have reopened but import and export activities have not returned to normal due to delays in customs clearance and a severe lack of workers to help with cargo handling in both countries. Additionally, China has tightened control of entry and exit of people and vehicles from Vietnam, … [Read more...] about Exporters urged to prioritise containing COVID-19