Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has urged for strengthened communications on HIV/AIDS prevention and control in the community towards eradicating the pandemic in 2030.
Building financial solutions to natural disaster risks is a must in order to lessen the burden on the State budget, said Vice Minister of Finance Nguyen Huu Chi.
The Smart City 2016 Expo – Week of Houses and Technologies will take place from November 17-23 at the National Exhibition Construction Centre in Hanoi.
The Government has built various measures to keep public debt within permitted levels, Minister – Chairman of the Government Office Mai Tien Dung has said.
The Da Nang Port JSC started the second phase of a project to expand Tien Sa Port on July 31, to make it a modern container port in the central region.
The Ho Chi Minh City Transport Department and the State-owned Ho Chi Minh City Financial Investment Company (HFIC) signed a set of rules to jointly mobilise capital for urban development.
Deputy Defence Minister Lt. Gen. Tran Don said he was pleased with the signing of the MoU between the Department of Finance under the Vietnamese Ministry of Defence and its Lao counterpart.
About 32,000 individuals invested 810 million SDG in risk-free Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) over the last six months, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced.
Russia and Vietnam have great potential in further developing the ship-building industry together, said Maxim Kochetkov, Director for Russia's Shipbuilding Industry and Marine Facilities Department.
Minister of Transport Dinh La Thang requested the Vietnam Expressway
Corporation (VEC) complete its restructuring plans so the process can be
concluded in 2015.
Representatives of engineering companies and credit institutions from
the United Kingdom and the Republic of Korea (RoK) are in Ho Chi Minh
City to look into investment opportunities of urban transport projects,
including the second phase of metro line No. 5, said a local newspaper.
From 2014, the revised Law on Science and Technology is effective with
many new changes and is expected to create new development for Vietnam’s
science and technology. Report by the Vietnam Economic News.
It is projected that Vietnam will need to invest about 8.3 billion USD
in urban liquid waste collection and treatment from now until 2025, said
a senior urban management specialist.
Wastewater from millions of households in Ho Chi Minh City is the
major cause of pollution of the Sai Gon River , and not effluents
discharged by industries, a study carried out by Spanish experts has
found.
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