Top 10 events of Vietnam in 2018 selected by VNA
With 2018 drawing to a close, the Vietnam News Agency looks back at the ten most prominent events of Vietnam in the year.
With 2018 drawing to a close, the Vietnam News Agency looks back at the ten most prominent events of Vietnam in the year.
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Cuban leaders appreciate Vietnam’s support, call for more investment
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VITM 2024 offers over 10,000 tourism products to visitors
More than 10,000 tours and promotional tourism products at promotional prices were offered to visitors at the Vietnam International Travel Mart 2024 which wrapped up in Hanoi on April 14.
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Vietnamese culture introduced at US university
A Vietnamese cultural exhibition is underway at George Mason University in the US state of Virginia, which will run to August 15.
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Vietnam proves growing foothold in semiconductor value: Tractus
Vietnam has proved its significant and growing foothold in the semiconductor value chain across ASEAN in recent years, business strategy consulting and operations management firm Tractus wrote in its recent article.
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Khmer villages in Soc Trang province given facelift
With over 30% of its population being from the Khmer ethnic group, Soc Trang province is home to the largest such community in Vietnam. In recent years, their material and spiritual lives have been improved thanks to Party and State policies on the economic development of ethnic areas.
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Training human resources crucial for digital transformation
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