New policies take effect in July (Friday, July 7,2017)

A series of policies on basic wage level, responsibilities of individuals and organizations in protecting children on the Internet, enrollment and studying support for pupils and students of the ethnic minority groups, and management and development of industrial clusters come into effect since July 2017.

  Exports to Malaysia increased (Friday, July 7,2017)

Malaysia is now the 8th biggest trade partner of Vietnam after China, South Korea, the U.S, the EU Japan, Taiwan and Thailand.

  Vietnam, Malaysia enjoy thriving trade (Friday, July 7,2017)

Vietnam and Malaysia recorded a two-way trade value of over 3.97 billion USD in the first five months of 2017, an increase of 27.9 percent year-on-year, according to the Vietnamese Trade Office in Malaysia.

  An Giang lures 4.7 trillion VND worth of investment in 6 months (Friday, July 7,2017)

In the first half of 2017, the Mekong Delta province of An Giang attracted 4.7 trillion VND (206.8 million USD) worth of investment in 44 projects, of which 42 were owned by domestic investors.

  Control of seafood exports to Japan must keep strict (Friday, July 7,2017)

Though Vietnam’s seafood exports to Japan grew strongly in the first half of 2017, businesses must not neglect product quality control since this market has great influence on the prestige of Vietnam’s aquatic products in the world.

  Tay Ninh lures over 5 bln USD in first half of 2017 (Friday, July 7,2017)

The southern province of Tay Ninh attracted 298 domestic and foreign-invested projects worth over 5 billion USD as of the late June.

  Vietnam targets exporting 4 million tonnes of rice by 2030 (Friday, July 7,2017)

Vietnam aims to export 4 million tonnes of rice in 2030 under a 2017-2020 rice export development strategy with a vision to 2030 recently approved by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.

  Exports to Laos saw growth (Thursday, July 6,2017)

Vietnam exported US$ 222.6 million worth of goods to Laos in the first five months of this year, increased by 14.64 per cent over the same period last year, showed the preliminary statistics figures of the General Department of Customs.