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More than 1.6 million rural labourers received vocational training between 2010 and 2013, but this was only 85 per cent of the target set.
China has kicked off its plan to tighten control over farm produce imports from Vietnam by raising technical barriers.
Dong Nai’s authorities have opened to traffic Hoa An Bridge and commenced building a tunnel at Tam Hiep Intersection and an overpass at Amata Crossroad.
Korean investors are showing greater interest in Vietnam’s textile and garment sector.
European investors have shrugged off tensions over the East Sea and continued to express optimism about Vietnam’s economic growth.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) has submitted to the Prime Minister a draft decision on specific incentives given to the northern province of Quang Ninh for mobilising investment capital.
Many Vietnamese state-owned major enterprises in energy, climate change mitigation and urban development will receive financial support from the French Development Agency.
Hanoi will work hard to facilitate the investment of Polish businesses in the locality, Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen The Thao said when welcoming Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Katarzyna Kacpercryk on June 11.
Opportunities and challenges for Vietnam’s exporters in accessing international markets, especially now that the country has entered into free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations, were analysed at a workshop held in the northern province of Ha Nam on June 12.
Vietnam boasts great potential for boosting exports to Middle East and African markets with high consuming power.
Lai Xuan Thanh, head of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV), said that the Long Thanh Airport project in the south could proceed even without Official Development Assistance (ODA) from Japan.
Vung Ro oil refinery project, with nearly US$3.2 billion investment from the UK’s Technostar Management Ltd, is expected to begin in August, according to People’s Committee of the central coastal Phu Yen Province.
