Exhibition on Japanese martial arts opens in HCM City

“The Spirit of Budo: The History of Japan’s Martial Arts” exhibit opened yesterday at the Exhibition House of HCM City.

West Ocean Invest JSC to sell more than 41 million shares of GTNFood West Ocean Invest JSC currently holds 71.3 million shares at GTN, equivalent to ownership of 28.52 per cent.

VN, Russia hold high-level government-business dialogue

Government officials and businesses of Viet Nam and Russia attended a high-level dialogue forum held in Hà Nội on October 29 by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and the office of the Russian Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs’ Rights.

Husbandry industry drives to industrialisation

The animal husbandry industry has set an average growth target of 4 to 5 per cent per year from 2020 to 2025, and 3-4 per cent in 2026-2030.

Communes must keep up the good work

More than 60 per cent of all communes in Việt Nam are meeting standards set to become environmentally aware.

To-your-health: Vaccination, what is it all about? The concept of vaccination and immunisation is very ancient. Evidence of early inoculation to protect people from some disease was found in China. However, the rate of success and protection was not very good. The first modern vaccine was developed in England in the late 18th Century and was used against an infectious disease called smallpox or variola.

Việt Nam - India culture and tourism: Chicken lays golden eggs

With the opening of direct flights linking Việt Nam with India, Việt Nam Ambassador in India Phạm Sanh Châu said he is looking forward to a new era of potential development in cultural, economic and tourism relations between the two countries.

Mekong Delta develops beef, dairy farming

Many provinces in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta have developed dairy and beef farming since it provides farmers with an additional income and benefits from local agricultural by-products.

MARD's call for diary farm improvements Government officials have revealed the huge potential for dairy farming and called on more businesses to get involved.

Village fields turn organic

A group of villagers have stopped using chemicals on their crops. To be even more “green”, they have also stopped using plastic bags.