Japanese Ambassador expressed his impression of Vietnam
In his recent interview with the Vietnam Government Portal, Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Ito Naoki expressed his impression of the land and people of Vietnam.
During the meeting with a leader of the Group, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha acknowledged high competitiveness in the global automobile industry, requiring constant innovation to keep pace with modern trends.
At their meeting on September 23, the Vietnamese leader expects to raise Vietnam-India trade to $30 bln by 2030.
At a meeting chaired by PM Pham Minh Chinh on September 23, a draft decree on mechanisms and policies in favor of rooftop solar power development was discussed.
At the September 23 forum, US businesses spoke highly of Vietnam’s economic priorities, particularly its commitment to removing institutional barriers to facilitate business operations.
The desire expressed by Chairman of A.P. Moller Holding Robert Maersk Uggla during his meeting with PM Phạm Mình Chính on September 23.
At the meeting held on September 23, the PM stated that laws must create enabling environment for development.
At the event, held on September 22, Vietnam’s top leader described the Vietnam-US relationship as a rare process and a model for international relations in post-war healing and relations building.
The meeting held as part of Party General Secretary and State President To Lam’s working sessions in the US.
The September 22 event held as part of Party General Secretary and State President To Lam’s attendance at the High-level Week of the 79th session of the UN General Assembly and working trip to the US.
The northern province targets GRDP annual growth rate of 8-9%
In his speech delivered on September 22, the President highlighted the rapid development of science and technology, the goal of sustainable development and the well-being of humanity.
In 2040-2050, Vietnam aims to become a leading country in the semiconductor and electronics industry.
Among the 50,000 personnel with university degrees or higher, at least 42,000 engineers and graduates will be trained.
Total investment capital of the 35.3-km section estimated at $213 million.
The handover ceremony was held in Hanoi on September 20.