Current Affairs

05/04/2017

Fighting food waste

(VOVworld) – It’s estimated that food worth billions of USD is wasted every year while more than 840 million people are starving. The wasted food could feed 2 billion people three meals a day. Many countries have launched campaigns to reduce food waste.

Fighting food waste
04/04/2017

Uneven path to Syria’s reconstruction

(VOVworld) – The European Union (EU) and the United Nations (UN) will co-host a conference on the future of Syria on Wednesday in Brussels. The 2-day conference will discuss humanitarian aid, political transition, and reconstruction of Syria. After 6 years of civil war, Syria is now about to form a transitional government involving factions’ representatives.

Uneven path to Syria’s reconstruction
04/04/2017

Boosting Hanoi’s tourism development

(VOVworld) – Hanoi hopes to welcome 23 million tourists including 4.3 million foreigners this year. The city has implemented a number of measures to achieve this target.

Boosting Hanoi’s tourism development
03/04/2017

Building an enabling government

(VOVworld) – The Vietnamese government has over the last year exerted efforts to develop an enabling government. It has strengthened economic institutions and improved the business environment. The government’s efforts have been acknowledged by businesses.

Building an enabling government
31/03/2017

Right understanding of freedom of belief and religion in Vietnam

(VOVworld) – Belief and religion in Vietnam are frequently asked about at international forums on human rights. A lot of people who lack information have maintained a prejudice about or misunderstanding of Vietnam’s religious affairs. Vietnam has religious policies regulate religious and belief practices.

Right understanding of freedom of belief and religion in Vietnam
31/03/2017

Ao dai adorn offices in Ho Chi Minh City

(VOVworld) – The Ao dai symbolizes Vietnamese feminine beauty in the eyes of foreigners. Its variations are suitable at different events while giving women maximum comfort. Ao dai are being worn more often at offices in Ho Chi Minh City.

Ao dai adorn offices in Ho Chi Minh City