Vietnam Financial Times makes debut online
The Vietnam Financial Times (VFT) under the Ministry of Finance on
August 30 officially launched its online version at
http://thoibaotaichinhvietnam.vn after nearly a year of development.
The Vietnam Financial Times (VFT) under the Ministry of Finance on
August 30 officially launched its online version at
http://thoibaotaichinhvietnam.vn after nearly a year of development.
As an information channel of the ministry, the online newspaper will focus mainly on financial issues, with articles divided into nine key columns: events-politics, finance, tax with life, securities, currency-insurance, business, consumption bridge, international finance, and a question-and-answer on financial policies.
It will also provide information related to statistics and price forecasts for essential goods, gold, foreign currency and securities, while collecting and publishing opinions of readers.
The debut of the online version is considered an important milestone for the newspaper, which marked the 20th anniversary of its first edition (September 2, 1993 - 2013) the same day.-VNA
As an information channel of the ministry, the online newspaper will focus mainly on financial issues, with articles divided into nine key columns: events-politics, finance, tax with life, securities, currency-insurance, business, consumption bridge, international finance, and a question-and-answer on financial policies.
It will also provide information related to statistics and price forecasts for essential goods, gold, foreign currency and securities, while collecting and publishing opinions of readers.
The debut of the online version is considered an important milestone for the newspaper, which marked the 20th anniversary of its first edition (September 2, 1993 - 2013) the same day.-VNA
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