Success of family planning - premise for sustainable development
Significant achievements have been recorded in the population-family planning work in Vietnam in the past years, including maintaining a stable population growth rate and replacement level fertility.
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First-ever baguette festival honours national delicacy

Vietnam, Malaysia enjoy thriving relations over five decades

Ninth National External Information Service Awards launched

Vietnam's retail market proves attractive for foreign investors

Sa Huynh Civilisation relic site in Quang Ngai earns special national status
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