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Politics
Hopeful signs for the private sector3/11/2010 12:00:00 AMFollowing recent announcements by the PM and the Party Secretariat suggesting further liberalization of the climate for private enterprise, the public is watching intently for follow-through. PM highlights Vietnamese ties with France, Poland3/10/2010Vietnam Politics - Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung highlighted Vietnam ’s ties with France and Poland , while separately receiving the French and Polish ambassadors in Hanoi on Mar. 10. 
NA wishes to share experiences with RoK parliament3/10/2010Vietnam Politics - Vietnam’s National Assembly wants to have more exchanges and share experiences with other countries’ parliaments, including the Republic of Korea. 
Vietnam honors two Japanese for boosting ties3/10/2010Vietnam Politics - Two Japanese were honored for their contributions to boosting ties between Vietnam and Japan New efforts urged to cut bureaucracy costs3/10/2010Vietnam Politics - The Prime Minister’s Working Group on Administrative Reform has ordered ministries, People’s Committees and Councils, Government agencies and State-owned enterprises to renew their effort to reduce their administrative costs by 30 percent. Boeing provides scholarships to Vietnamese students3/10/2010Vietnam Politics - The aerospace company Boeing will provide 10 scholarships, worth 1,000 USD each, to students enrolled in the information technology training course in 2010 at Duy Tan University in central Da Nang city, said an official from the University. 
Vietnam seeks closer ties with US3/10/2010Vietnam Politics - Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung urges US to help mitigate the fallouts of the war 
Cutting the costs of bureaucracy3/10/2010The Prime Minister's Working Group on Administrative Reform has ordered ministries, People's Committees and Councils, Government agencies and State-owned enterprises . . . 
New book reaffirms Vietnam’s sovereignty over archipelagos3/10/2010VietNamNet Bridge - A geographic anthology will be published to lay claim to Vietnam’s sovereignty over the Spratly and Paracel archipelagos. |
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