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Ha Minh Trung, deputy head of the centre said, "There are 256 people at our centre including 62 disadvantaged children, 67 lonely old people and 110 homeless people. We also have plans to celebrate Tet at our centre and encourage families to bring their family members home for Tet." He went on to say that they were preparing more space to receive more homeless people for Tet and the first full moon festival. VND72.2m (USD3,100) have been used to prepare clothes and footwear for their residents and VND12m will be used on food for lunar new year’s eve. According to Resolution 62 issued on January 21, support of VND500,000 per person will be given to the residents. A VND163,500,000 fund will be used for food for the first to the fourth day of lunar January. The minister visits 62 children with disadvantaged backgrounds at the centre … [Read more...] about Residents at Binh Duong Centre for Social Protection receive Tet gifts

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Vietnam also proposed many initiatives during the first year of its non-permanent membership of the UN Security Council for the 2020-2021, including securing recognition of December 27 as the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness, which was supported by all member states. Its already high position on the international arena was enhanced after the successful fulfilment of these dual roles last year, he said. “The Vietnamese people can be proud of their Communist Party,” Salazar said. “Likewise, the Communist Party can be proud of its people,” the reported stressed. He also assessed preparations for the 13th National Party Congress as being swift and effective, which will ensure its success. As the resolution of the upcoming National Party Congress will guarantee both the present and future of the country, and the event will also issue a vision for the country’s international integration process, he believed that Vietnam, which has long been … [Read more...] about National Party Congress will guarantee present and future of Vietnam: Cuban journalist

The reduction in fees and supportive policies brought new cash flows into the stock market which helped the liquidity rise to a record level. Data from the General Statistics Office (GSO) showed the amount of capital poured into Việt Nam’s stock market rose 20 per cent in 2020 to VNĐ383.6 trillion. … [Read more...] about SSC sets out measures to address stock market overload issue

Alberto Salazar, a resident reporter of the Latin American News Agency Prensa Latina in Vietnam, told the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) that the 13th National Party Congress will have a direct impact on not only the macro-economy and society but also on each individual. He recognised that this topic is part of people’s daily conversations. They are greatly interested in the 13th National Party Congress, as they know that decisions made will directly affect their lives. The National Party Congress is the most significant event in Vietnam and the Communist Party’s leadership has always been a decisive factor in the country’s destiny throughout different periods in history, he said. Having worked in the Southeast Asian country for three and a half years, Salazar said he has witnessed a number of positive changes, especially new works, and he feels safer here than anywhere else in the world. The reporter also spoke highly of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV)’s … [Read more...] about National Party Congress to guarantee present, future of Vietnam: Cuban reporter