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Under approved plans, total investment capital for upgrading two roads is estimated at over $48 million.

Policymakers and experts gather to address the urgent need for comprehensive reform in funding and management of cultural and sports institutions.

Vietnam continues its ambitious infrastructure push with the groundbreaking of a key expressway segment, utilizing a public-private partnership to accelerate completion of the vital North-South corridor.

Illegally imported poultry poses risk of disease transmission.

License revoked as the project is yet to be put into operation after being approved 20 years ago and is no longer suitable with planning.

Authorities in the northern province have asked investors to meet their outstanding payment obligations or face the consequences.

Project to deliver a total of 69,000 sq m of world-class ready-built industrial space for lease, with handover of the first factories expected in March 2024.

Northern Quang Ninh province is developing a professional night economy. Night activities are currently mostly concentrated in Ha Long city and Mong Cai city, but they are small, fragmented, and yet to receive adequate investment.

Dubbed “miniature Vietnam” due to its terrain of mountains, islands, plains, midlands, and borders, and with 632 historical, cultural, and scenic sites, including Ha Long Bay, which has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage, northern Quang Ninh province is becoming a major tourist center in the country. In the first eight months of this year, the province welcomed 8.2 million visitors, with total revenue reaching nearly VND18 trillion ($758 million), up 249 per cent year-on-year.