Pham Huu Chuong, deputy editor-in-chief of The Saigon Times Group, poses for a photo with some scholarship beneficiaries – PHOTOS: DAO LOAN HCMC – The Saigon Times Group gave 110 scholarships worth VND500,000 each to disadvantaged students in Mui Ne Ward, Phan Thiet City, Binh Thuan Province on May 23 to help them overcome difficulties, especially in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. … [Read more...] about Saigon Times donates scholarships to 110 poor students in Mui Ne
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Total assets of banks in Việt Nam stand at $522 billion
It was estimated that Vietnamese banks may face a capital shortfall of up to $2.5 billion (27 per cent of their combined end-2019 equity) in meeting the SBV's Basel II minimum total capital adequacy ratio requirement of 8 per cent. Of which, the State-owned banks would face the largest gap. … [Read more...] about Total assets of banks in Việt Nam stand at $522 billion
For cruise crew members stuck at sea, mental strain is huge
"But after that, I changed my mood and I worked on it. I started working out every day and this was also a support to heal my soul and mind." … [Read more...] about For cruise crew members stuck at sea, mental strain is huge
“Safe haven” status could revive Vietnam’s tourism industry
Mekong Delta pins hopes on domestic tourism to fuel recovery Tourism authorities in the Mekong Delta are stepping up efforts to attract domestic visitors, with a focus on regaining trust so that they feel safe about going to tourist destinations and lodgings there. … [Read more...] about “Safe haven” status could revive Vietnam’s tourism industry
Vietnam Football Federation to have new technical director
Le Hoai Anh, general secretary of VFF, said, "The negotiations between VFF and Yusuke Adachi over the contract are in the final stages. We'll announce the details once the contract is signed." … [Read more...] about Vietnam Football Federation to have new technical director
