VN-US plan to stop wildlife trafficking

Việt Nam and the United States have launched a new partnership to combat wildlife trafficking on the occasion of the current Việt Nam visit by President Barack Obama.

VN, Mozambique explore interests

Việt Nam and Mozambique share an interest in developing coastal transport, thus liaison in the field is necessary, Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc said.

NA Chairwoman meets foreign ambassadors

National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyễn Thị Kim Ngân had seperate meetings with Chinese Ambassador to Việt Nam, Hong Xiaoyong, and Australian Ambassador to Việt Nam, Hugh Borrowman, yesterday.

Nation turns out for elections

Nearly 70 million Vietnamese cast ballots yesterday to elect deputies to the 14th National Assembly and Peoples Councils.

Obama arrives in Việt Nam

US President Barack Obama’s three-day official visit to Việt Nam begins today, where he will make stops in Hà Nội and Hồ Chí Minh City.

Election Day at a polling station

City residents began arriving as early as 6 am on Election Day at polling station 75 (in Ward 11 in HCM City’s District 5), waiting to vote in the National Assembly and People’s Council elections.

Buddhist, Khmer community vote in NA election

The Most Venerable Thích Thiện Nhơn, chairman of the Việt Nam Buddhist Sangha’s Executive Council, led a group of Buddhist monks who voted at election unit No. 60 on Trần Quốc Thảo Street yesterday morning.

Election atmosphere in HCM City

 HCM City voters took part in the election for the 14th Việt Nam National Assembly this morning, which saw cooler temperatures after an overnight rain.

President Barack Obama leaves for Asia

 US President Barack Obama today departed for a week-long tour of Asia as part of his efforts to boost economic and security cooperation with the region. The President is expected to arrive in Việt Nam late tonight for an official visit from May 23-25.

Fishermen cast their votes

Nearly 1,500 voters in Mân Thái ward in Sơn Trà District cast their votes for deputies to the 14th National Assembly and all-level People’s Councils this morning.

VFTU slams China’s fishing ban

The Việt Nam Fisheries Trade Union (VFTU) objects to China’s fishing ban in the East Sea which began on May 16 and will last until August 1, it announced yesterday. 

 

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