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Thailand’s Gunkul spends $39.9 mln for 50MW Vietnam solar power plant
Thai power firm Gunkul Engineering has taken over a solar farm in Vietnam at a cost of $39.9 million to rack up revenue in renewable energy sector.
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Vietnam begins human trials of Covid vaccine Nanocovax
Nanogen Pharmaceutical Biotechnology JSC and the Military Medical Academy started injecting Nanogen-produced Nanocovax for the first three volunteers on Thursday morning.
Thailand's Cafe Amazon to open second branch in Vietnam
Coffee chain Cafe Amazon, which has over 3,500 branches throughout Thailand, is scheduled to open its Vietnam second store in Phu Nhuan district of Ho Chi Minh City.
UK and Vietnam get closer to a post-Brexit free trade deal
Britain and Vietnam on Friday concluded a free trade agreement that will see 99 percent of tariffs between the two economies cut after seven years, said Ministry of Industry and Trade.
- Vietnam manufactures 54.4 million mobile phones in Q1 1
- Vietnam to administer Nano Covax vaccine to the public early 2022 2
- Vietnam’s health minister warns over new wave of COVID-19 pandemic 3
- AEON set to open seventh shopping mall in Vietnam 4
- Mitsubishi pulls out of Vietnam coal plant amid climate concerns 5
- Vietnam prepares for largest-ever coronavirus vaccination campaign 6
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Vietnam and Britain to conclude free trade agreement talks on Friday
Vietnam and Britain will conclude free trade agreement negotiations on Friday, said the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
LG to increase smartphone production outsourcing to Vietnam
LG Electronics, a South Korean electronics company, announced that it will increase its outsourcing of its low to mid-range smartphone production as it refocuses on the higher-end.
Vietnam enterprises face serious shortage of empty container
There is a serious shortage of empty containers for exports from Vietnam, Phan Minh Thong, general director of agriculture products exporter Phuc Sinh JSC, told Viet Nam News.
Vietnam’s 2nd COVID-19 vaccine ready for human trials in March 2021
The Institute of Vaccines and Biological Medical (Ivac) is likely to carry out its COVID-19 clinical tests on human in March 2021, said Ivac Director Duong Huu Thai.
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Sweden proposes $2-billion credit for aviation development in Vietnam
Swedish financial institutions have proposed a $2 billion commercial loan to develop aviation projects in Vietnam, including the Long Thanh International Airport.
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Vietnam to begin human trials of COVID-19 vaccine on Dec. 10
Vietnam has been recruiting volunteers for the first stage human trials of a COVID-19 vaccine produced domestically by Nanogen Pharmaceutical, according to Ministry of Health.
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Vietnam Airlines flight attendant prosecuted for allegedly spreading ...
Ho Chi Minh City police has decided to proceed a criminal prosecution against a Vietnam Airline flight attendant over allegations of spreading dangerous infectious diseases for people.
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Vietnam central bank warns over illegal forex trade
The State Bank of Vietnam has warned over illegal activities of the self-discovered forex trading floors, which have been mushrooming in the country, said Deputy Governor Dao Minh Tu.
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Vietnam weighs social distancing at three Ho Chi Minh City districts
Ho Chi Minh City is considering social distancing at three districts including Tan Binh, Binh Tan, District 6 after a Vietnam Airlines flight attendant found to have spread coronavirus to other people.
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Vietnam suspends inbound commercial flights after virus outbreak
Vietnam will suspend all inbound commercial flights after it detected its first COVID-19 outbreak in nearly three months, Reuters cited Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on Tuesday.
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Vietnam confirms one local infection case of Covid-19
The Ministry of Health has confirmed one new local infection case of Covid-19, ending the country's streak of 87 days without community transmissions.
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Vietnam's 2020 textile-garment exports likely to reach $34 billion
Vietnam’s textile and garment industry is predicted to earn about $33.5 - 34 billion in 2020, higher than the forecast of $30-31 billion in April, down 14-15 percent year-on-year.
