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Six commodities with export value of over US$ 10 bln
Six commodities registered an export value of over US$10 bln in the first eight months of 2022, accounting for 63.9 percent of the country's total exports.
Other news
Many Japanese firms plan expansion in Vietnam: JETRO poll
Central bank not tighten real estate credit: Deputy Governor
VCCI proposes fuel price determined by supply-demand
Foreign investors continue net buying trend
Food companies in Vietnam transitioning to cage-free farming
VN-Index falls nearly 24 points due to strong sell-off
Vietnam's e-commerce forecast to continue booming
Amendments to Degree 65 essential to develop market
50 stalls set up at 2nd Ngoc Linh ginseng fair in Kon Tum
HCMC’s retail market enjoys growth in January
Vietnam leads Southeast Asia in wooden furniture exports to Australia
Nearly US$1.27 million loan given to businesses
Government determined to strengthen and stabilize the market
Disbursement of public investment to be accelerated in 2023
Despite high salt price, Quang Ngai farmers no longer have salt to sell
Vietnam attracts US$1.69 billion in foreign investment in January
Exporters of medicine herbs must register before selling to Chinese market
Vietnam among world’s 10 biggest recipients of remittances
Capital flow needs to be unblocked to support businesses
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Bustling rice, fruit markets in Mekong Delta
Farmers in the Mekong Delta this month feel encouraging and eager as their winter-spring rice and fruit yields are sold quickly at a high price.
National
Vietnamese Prime Minister starts official visit to Singapore
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, his spouse, and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation arrived in Changi Airport on February 8 afternoon, starting a three-day official visit to Singapore.
Quang Nam fishermen pledge to implement regulations against IUU fishing
Politburo meets former Party, State leaders
Baby elephant Bao Ngoc - an icon of Vietnam-Germany friendship
Vietnamese rescuers make safe plans to approach Panama-flagged ship
Education
HCMC proposes supporting teaching staff
Because Ho Chi Minh City is short of teachers and teachers are overloaded with work, the city education authority proposed financial support for teaching staff.
Vietnamese university up 97 places in Webometrics ranking
HCMC launches healthcare work monitoring program at more than 50 schools
Schools launch digital-related majors to meet students’ needs
More Vietnamese scientists returning to home country
Culture/art
Bac Ha plateau immersed in sea of plum blossoms
These days, the Bac Ha Plateau in Bac Ha District, the northern province of Lao Cai is immersed in the white color of Tam Hoa plum blossoms.
Law
Investors advised to be more cautious in international transactions
Setting a target of financial freedom in middle age, many young people are rushing to earn as much as possible, and thus might fall into cunning investment traps easily.