Vietnam and Denmark cooperate in pushing forward energy saving efforts

Vietnam and Denmark cooperate in pushing forward energy saving efforts

The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has issued the Guidelines for Developing Provincial Action Plan on Energy Efficiency for the period 2020-2025. The guidelines, drafted with the support of the Danish Vietnamese Energy Partnership Programme, will help all the 63 provinces of Vietnam to map energy use and prepare their own action plan to implement energy saving efforts.
 
Vietnamese-Thai trade to recover quickly due to solid ties

Vietnamese-Thai trade to recover quickly due to solid ties

(VEN) - Although it has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnamese-Thai trade is expected to recover quickly thanks to solid bilateral cooperation, Thai Trade Counsellor to Vietnam Pannakarn Jiamsuchon said in an interview with Vietnam Economic News’ Hoa Quynh. 

Vietnamese pioneer in thyroid laparoscopy technique

Vietnamese pioneer in thyroid laparoscopy technique
(VEN) - Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Ngoc Luong, director of the National Hospital of Endocrinology in Hanoi, has trained hundreds of domestic and foreign doctors in the thyroid laparoscopy technique he developed.

Thai power firm pins great expectations on largest solar energy project in Vietnam

Thai power firm pins great expectations on largest solar energy project in Vietnam
(VEN) - It is a landmark year for B.Grimm Power Public Company Limited. It celebrates its 25th anniversary in Thailand and its two-decade plus presence in Vietnam, having invested around US$650-700 million in the country. Preeyanart Soontornwata, President of B.Grimm Power Public Company Limited, talked about the company’s hopes for the largest solar power project in Vietnam and measures to sustain and thrive during the challenging time of the Covid-19 pandemic in an interview with Vietnam Economic News’ 
My Phung.

Vietnam, France cooperate in community health protection

Vietnam, France cooperate in community health protection
Over the past nearly three decades, about 3,000 Vietnamese doctors have been trained in French hospitals; dozens of cooperation programs in various fields, such as doctor training, disease diagnosis and treatment technology and skill transfer, preventive medicine, public healthcare and scientific research, have been implemented between the two countries.

Business association helps Thai firms tap Vietnam potentials

Business association helps Thai firms tap Vietnam potentials
(VEN) - The Thai Business Association, better known as TBA, is a non-governmental non-profit organization established in Vietnam in 1999. It is one of the oldest such organizations in the ASEAN bloc. Its main objective is to strengthen and support the Thai business community in Vietnam as also build relationships with other communities with several measures including organizing seminars, conferences and other networking events.

SCG - Three decades for quality of life in Vietnam

SCG - Three decades for quality of life in Vietnam
(VEN) - As the leading sustainable enterprise originated from Thailand, throughout three decades of operation in Vietnam, the 108-year-old corporation SCG has contributed greatly to the economic development as well as the living quality of communities across the country. 

New industrial era presents fresh growth opportunities in Vietnam

New industrial era presents fresh growth opportunities in Vietnam
(VEN) - Spotting early Vietnam’s industrial estate development potential with a keen government and clear investment policies, leading Thai developer AMATA entered the country in 1994. Today, having invested more than US$270 million in the country, the company is preparing to exploit Industry 4.0 era growth opportunities, says Somhatai Panichewa, CEO of AMATA VN PCL.

Vietnam, US look to balance trade

Vietnam, US look to balance trade
With huge potential for comprehensive cooperation, Vietnam and the US are boosting two-way trade in a more balanced manner to ensure sustainable development, experts have said.

Australia, World Bank aid Vietnam with AUD5 million

Australia, World Bank aid Vietnam with AUD5 million
The World Bank and the Government of Australia recently agreed to provide Vietnam with additional aid worth AUD5 million to help the country in restoring its economy and assisting people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hanoi develops international standard health system

Hanoi develops international standard health system
Along with bringing into play their internal resources, many hospitals in the capital have been strengthening international cooperation and improving the quality of disease diagnosis and treatment activities to achieve a smart, international standard healthcare system.
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