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Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnamese Government has sent nearly 1,500 anti-bacterial cloth face masks to the Vietnamese community in Spain. The masks were handed over to the community in a ceremony on May 28 at the Vietnamese Embassy in Spain.             Ambassador Hoang Xuan Hai said the gift reflects the concern of the Vietnamese Government towards overseas Vietnamese even when the government is stretching all domestic resources to prevent and curb the COVID-19 epidemic in the country. He noted that on April 7, Vietnam also presented Spain with 110,000 anti-bacterial cloth masks worth 70,000 USD. There are about 2,000 Vietnamese living in Spain, with 600 being students.                Speaking on behalf of the Vietnamese community in Madrid, Tran Thi Thu Thuy thanked the Vietnamese Government, describing the gift as a timely encouragement for the … [Read more...] about Vietnamese Government grants masks to Vietnamese community in Spain

As is typical of their character and culture, the Vietnamese have thrown everything they have at the problem, utilizing already existing military facilities as well as public hospitals, creating their own tests and equipment as they go, and imposing testing and tracing regardless of the hardships and costs both economically and socially. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese resilience and Reunification Day

The investigation is based on petitions filed by eight Indian yarn companies that had called for a probe into the import of polyester yarn products from Vietnam, China, Indonesia, and Nepal. The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) of India is set to conduct investigations into dumped polyester yarn products that entered the South Asian nation between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019.   … [Read more...] about India initiates anti-dumping investigation into Vietnamese polyester

In an apparent chicken and egg situation, many Vietnamese producers have reportedly postponed the premiere of their summer movies, as they do not want their pictures to hit almost-empty cinema halls only to bring in meager revenues. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese cinemas remain empty as industry awaits post-pandemic rebound

Tokyo (VNA) - Santo Akiko, President of the House of Councillors of Japan, on May 29 praised Vietnam’s impressive achievements in preventing and fighting the COVID-19 and highlighted the important role played by the Vietnamese National Assembly in the combat. During a reception for Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Vu Hong Nam, Santo conveyed the thanks of the Japanese legislature to the Vietnamese NA and its Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan for the gift package of 20,000 face masks amid the COVID-19 outbreak. She briefed on positive results in the fight against the disease in her country, especially the country’s decision to lift national emergency on May 25 and the recovery of socio-economic activities. She spotlighted the fruitful development of the bilateral relations, especially legislative cooperation, expressing her hope that the cooperation between the two legislatures will further develop and reap new achievements in the time to come. For his part, … [Read more...] about Top Japanese legislator praises Vietnam’s COVID-19 fight