The cultural programme takes place from August 21-23, bringing together chefs and culinary specialities from five ASEAN member states with diplomatic missions in Colombo, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam.
Vietnamese businesses have established leading positions in some supply chains, including seafood, wood processing, cashew and coffee processing. However, in manufacturing and electronics, many firms remain concentrated in assembly and the supply of simple components. Data transparency, traceability and effective supply-chain management are key to helping leading businesses maintain their positions.
Vietnamese players were thirsty for the SEAN Hyundai Cup title when playing final's first leg match against Thailand in Bangkok’s Rajamangala Stadium on August 22.
On August 21, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), in cooperation with the Department of Vocational and Continuing Education under the Ministry of Education and Training, held a national workshop in Hanoi to discuss the implementation of the AQRF and introduce Vietnam's AQRF Referencing Report and post-referencing action plan.
The ASEAN-5's trade surplus had maintained a steady upward trajectory since 2014, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.3% over the period.
With GCCs, technology and sustainability converging, Ho Chi Minh City’s office market is entering a new phase in which operational quality and adaptability are becoming increasingly important, alongside location.
Tokuyama's Vietnam plant, inaugurated last week, will grind, clean and analyse polysilicon, an essential raw material for semiconductor wafers. Tokuyama is investing 60 million USD in the facility, which is ultimately expected to reach an annual capacity of 4,000 tonnes.
The second Vietnam International Rice Festival in Can Tho city from November 23-26 aims to showcase Vietnam’s rice industry, promote its rice heritage, strengthen the country’s position in global food security, and develop a sustainable rice value chain.
Taking place until August 26, the tournament features six teams divided into two groups. Group A comprises the army teams of Vietnam, Myanmar and Cambodia, while Group B includes Ho Chi Minh City's police team, the Lao People’s Army's team and the Singapore Armed Forces' team.
After nearly six decades of development, ASEAN has become one of the world's important regional organisations, playing an increasingly significant role in promoting peace, stability and cooperation in Southeast Asia and the broader regional architecture.
The Republic of Korea (RoK), China and Japan agreed on May 3 to reinforce the regional financial safety net, along with members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), by launching a new financing facility programme meant to extend greater support in case of a financial crisis.
