This program is designed as a four-week online course, including 18 self-learning online modules, in various formats such as quizzes, animated videos, assignments, interactive games, and 4 interactive discussion sessions between Vietnamese and New Zealand students instructed by facilitators from Massey University and supported by local teachers. Through this, 25 Vietnamese students and 26 New Zealand students from 5 Manawatū schools studied together and formed strong connections amidst the international travel restrictions. … [Read more...] about New Zealand awards Global Competence Certificate to 25 Vietnamese students
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Vietnam cuts corporate income tax for science, tech firms
A man tries virtual reality technology at a tech expo in HCMC. Vietnam will cut corporate income tax for science and technology companies from March 1 to boost the development of science and technology – PHOTO: THANH HOA HCMC – Companies active in the science and technology sectors in Vietnam will enjoy the exemption and reduction of corporate income tax for up to 13 years, beginning from March 1, 2021, according to Circular 03 issued by the Ministry of Finance. … [Read more...] about Vietnam cuts corporate income tax for science, tech firms
Rach Mieu ferry service to open on Jan 27
The Directorate for Roads of Vietnam has sent three ferries from the Tan Phu ferry terminal in Ben Tre Province to the Rach Mieu ferry terminal. “In the coming time, Ben Tre Province will work with HCMC to have one more 200-ton ferry and two more 60-ton ferries for the Rach Mieu ferry terminal,” Nguyen said. … [Read more...] about Rach Mieu ferry service to open on Jan 27
VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 27
He cited the municipal Party Committee’s resolution as saying that the city aims to become a smart city by 2025. At the same time, it expects to become a modern industrial service city and remain the country’s economic hub and leader in innovation and quality of life as well as a driving force of the southern key economic zone and the country as a whole. Its GRDP per capita is expected to reach US$8,500. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 27