(VOVWORLD) - Vietnamese leaders’ New Year messages and major national events last year were front-paged on the lunar New Year edition of newspapers. Vietnamese people at home and abroad jubilantly celebrating the New Year has been reported widely.
(VOVWORLD) - International support is of great importance to Vietnam’s national liberation struggle and development. Foreign funding and experience in socio-economic development, poverty reduction, disaster response, and environmental protection have contributed to Vietnam’s evolution into a modern industrial country.
(VOVWORLD) - 2018 is a pivotal year in the implementation of tasks set out by the 12th National Party Congress. Vietnam is set to make use of international integration to promote social economic development and raise its national image across the world.
(VOVWORLD) - The international community shares a belief in Vietnam’s prospects for 2018, thanks to economic stability, the government’s determination to reform institutions, and Vietnam’s greater status in the international arena.
(VOVWORLD) - 2 million Vietnamese poor people have been helped over the past month to enjoy the Lunar New Year festival as other people do. This humanitarian activity originates from Vietnam’s tradition of “The haves help the have-nots.”
(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam’s total newly registered capital and share buying in 2017 has valued at nearly 36 billion USD and implemented capital reached nearly 20 billion USD. This is record growth for FDI capital in Vietnam in 10 years.
(VOVWORLD) - February 13th was first proclaimed by UNESCO as a day to celebrate broadcast radio in 2012. Since then World Radio Day has been observed annually to honor the role of radio in communications and honor radio producers and broadcasters.
(VOVWORLD) - The recent rapid development of science and technology has created new opportunities for Vietnam to boost its growth. Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has recently pointed out solutions to give science and technology more momentum for national growth.
(VOVWORLD) - Maldives’ political instability is wreaking havoc on the country’s tourism industry as travel and airlines companies have postponed tours. Bookings of 40% of hotels in Maldives have been cancelled.
