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Hanoi to grow 400,000 trees in 2019

 Hanoi plans to grow more than 400,000 trees in 2019, of which 240,000 trees will be planted in downtown and 166,800 trees in the city's rural districts.

Hanoi outlines roadmap for salary reform

 Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee Nguyen Duc Chung has approved the plan to implement nine key salary reforms, according to sources from Hanoi People's Committee Office.

Preference for boys affecting society

 A continued preference for boys is wreaking havoc on Vietnam's gender balance.

Japanese & South Koreans take a liking to My Dinh

 My Dinh has become home to many Japanese and South Korean expats as a result of the huge levels of FDI flowing into Hanoi from the two countries.

Gen Z next in line

While it's true that FMCG brands must consider the needs of Gen Y, they also need to keep an eye on who will follow - Gen Z.

Hi-tech and garden fresh

 One agriculture startup offers hi-tech vegetable growing methods to the benefit of both customers and the community.

Greater private investment needed for energy future of Vietnam

 In pursuit of a sustainable energy future by 2030, Vietnam should set forth an array of fundamental policy and regulatory reforms with a view to attracting new investments, especially those from the private sector, EuroCham has suggested.

ARF inter-sessional meeting on maritime security concludes

 The 11th ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Inter-Sessional Meeting on Maritime Security wrapped up in central Da Nang city on March 15.

ASEAN-Canada Joint Cooperation Committee holds 7th meeting

 A Vietnamese delegation led by Ambassador Tran Duc Binh, head of the country’s permanent mission to ASEAN, attended the seventh ASEAN - Canada Joint Cooperation Committee Meeting, which took place in Jakarta, Indonesia on March 15.

Int’l women’s cycling tourney in Binh Duong wraps up

 The Binh Duong International Women’s Cycling Tournament: Biwase Cup 2019 concluded in the southern province of Binh Duong on March 16 with the Japanese team winning the championship title.

Southern Vietnam attracts strong wave of investment from RoK

 Southern localities of Vietnam has been a major destination for investment from the Republic of Korea (RoK) in recent years, and local textile-garment and footwear industries have proved to be a magnet for an influx of capital from this country.

Vietnam, South Africa agree to boost comprehensive cooperation

 Vietnam and South Africa have agreed to work together to bolster comprehensive cooperation at the fourth Vietnam – South Africa inter-governmental partnership forum. 

Veteran diplomat: Brand Vietnam needs a ‘conductor’

“The national brand needs a conductor. The conductors would be people responsible at the highest level to the country,” said Ton Nu Thi Ninh, former Vietnamese Ambassador to Belgium and the EU. 

Da Nang’s growing popularity attracts major hotel brands

 Vietnam’s central coast city Da Nang has become one of the region’s hottest resort cities, where luxury hotels with giant pools and upscale rooms line the beach, Nikkei Asia Review reported. 

International Francophone Day marked in Hanoi

 A ceremony took place at the Ly Thai To Statue Square in downtown Hanoi on March 15 evening to celebrate the 2019 International Francophone Day (March 20).

Banks speed recruitment to meet expansion plans

 Many banks have recently announced they will recruit a large number of personnel to meet their business expansion plans in 2019.

Expats in Australia help with sci-tech application in homeland

 Vietnamese intellectuals in the Australian state of New South Wales will engage in many activities at hi-tech parks in Vietnam on March 26 and 27 so as to seek ways to apply their researches’ outcomes in the homeland.

African swine fever outbreaks observed in Vietnam’s 17 provinces, cities

 The outbreaks of the African Swine Fever (ASF) were observed in 17 provinces and cities in Vietnam, according to the Department of Animal Health’s latest report on March 14.

Medical experts warn risk of waiting for self-paid vaccine

 The uptake of self-paid vaccines amongst parents in Ho Chi Minh City is high; however, waiting for foreign-made self-paid vaccine has risked the lives of children and the community because they have not immunized as per schedule.

HCMC speeds up projects to ease traffic jam in Tan Son Nhat Airport

 Deputy chairman of HCMC People’s Committee Tran Vinh Tuyen presided over a meeting with relevant agencies on the progress of major projects to ease traffic jam in areas surrounding Tan Son Nhat International Airport on March 15.