Peace Trees continues with mine clearance in VN
Peace Trees Vietnam (PTVN), which consists mostly of US war veterans, will continue funding operations to clear unexploded ordnance in central Quang Tri and Quang Binh provinces this year.
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Peace Trees help children blossom
Doan Thi My Lien, a young teacher, feels a rush of excitement as she prepares her first lessons at a new kindergarten in Khe Da Village in the central province of Quang Tri.
Mothers share sorrow of war
As they embraced, they shed tears not of sorrow but of the sympathy and love that they felt for one another, two mothers that shared the same experience.
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Peace Trees Vietnam marks mine clearing milestone
Peace Trees Vietnam, the first US non-governmental organization in Vietnam, has marked its 15th year of clearing land mines in Quang Tri
Peace Trees Vietnam marks mine clearing milestone
Peace Trees Vietnam, the first US non-Government organisation licensed for operation in the then war-stricken country, marked its 15th year of clearing land mines in Quang Tri province on Sept. 9 and 10.
American mother helps to ease pains of war
The 90 year old co-founder of Peace Trees Vietnam, Rae Cheney, could not hold back her tears when she visited the country where her son was killed for the first time.
From Business
VN's rate of growth to fall to 5.7% this season
HN — Viet Nam's economic growth this season is anticipated to achieve around 5.7 percent before growing to 6.3 percent the coming year while year-finish inflation is forecast to say no to below 10 percent. The Planet Bank yesterday launched its latest East Asia and Off-shore Economic Update report in Ha Noi, stating that as the economy has began to stabilise, the functional tightening of macroeconomic guidelines together with an uncertain global economic atmosphere were starting to have a toll on
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Support for companies ‘to be distributed fairly'
Employees produce cloth footwear in the Ha Noi-based Thuong Dinh Shoes Co Ltd. The Government's support package can help companies lower costs and boost sales. — VNA/VNS Photo Ngoc ' HN — Minister of Finance Vuong Dinh Hue assured the general public on Tuesday the Government's VND29 trillion (US$1.38 billion) business support package will make it in to the hands of those who needed it most using a transparent process.Within an interview using
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