PM values inspection sector’s role in corruption fight

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has praised the Government Inspectorate for its contributions to Party building work and the war against corruption while addressing the inspection sector’s teleconference on Tuesday.

Photo book on islands launched by overseas Vietnamese

A photo book about Vietnamese islands and seas has been published to help younger generations better understand the Trường Sa (Spratly) Archipelago.

The colorful return of a highland child

Artist Thu Trần has opened an exhibition featuring a huge hexagon made of steel covered with colourful fabric illuminated by lights all over a hill, creating a vision of splendour in Sơn La Province.

Building materials market forecast to be robust in 2021 The building materials market is forecast to be robust this year, with the demand fuelled by the increase in infrastructure development investment and the recovery of the property market, according to the Ministry of Construction.

Shares to move upwards on analyst forecast High liquidity and outperforming sectors last week made analysts optimistic about the market trend this week, saying that the uptrend will continue.

Age no barrier to conquering continents

Never has Trần Lê Hùng imagined that one day he would be recognised as the first Vietnamese riding a motorbike crossing 39 countries and territories around the world in six consecutive months.

Vietnamese billionaires’ net worth increases after battling headwinds of 2020 2020 was a difficult year for the global economy including Việt Nam, but some Vietnamese billionaires still saw their net asset value increase.

UKVFTA opens up opportunities for steel, mechanical firms

Vietnamese exporters in the steel and mechanic sectors expect to get easier access to the UK market following the signing of the UK-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (UKVFTA) last month.

Inspections against transfer pricing to be increased Inspections against transfer pricing will be increased as per a proposal by the Ministry of Finance in the context that more than half of foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises reported losses.

Foreign investors pump over $28.5 billion into Việt Nam in 2020 However, the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), said many foreign-invested enterprises have gradually recovering and maintaining their business and production activities. More importantly, many foreign businesses showed their strong interests in investing in Việt Nam.