26/11/2017 18:45 GMT+7
In early 2017, the Vietnamese Government officially gave the answer to Vietnamese agriculture: hi-tech farming is based on four principals. They are the state (with its policies), enterprises, farmers and scientists. In response to that undertaking, many economic groups and private enterprises have participated in hi-tech farming, playing the central role in aligning the four pillars and bringing initial results.
Detail...20/10/2017 00:01 GMT+7
By night, the Han River is resplendent with glittering lights. The clock counting down the hours until the opening day of APEC 2017 Summit Week at the head of the Han River bridge flares up with numerals moving down gradually one by one. The APEC attraction seems to spread vigorously in each breath of the beautiful coastal city. And Da Nang residents are talking more and more about APEC with a longing mood as more than anyone else, they understand that the whole world is watching their city.
Detail...22/09/2017 17:18 GMT+7
Long An province is a gateway connecting Ho Chi Minh City - the country’s largest economic centre, to southwestern provinces. Thanks to its tourism advantages and the application of high-tech agriculture, the province has great potential for comprehensive economic development.
Detail...16/08/2017 17:07 GMT+7
Visiting Tra Vinh, Soc Trang, Kien Giang and An Giang provinces in the Mekong Delta, we can easily recognise areas inhabited by Khmer minority people through primitive Buddhist pagodas sitting on high and vast areas. Located around such pagodas are hamlets of the Khmer who live peacefully and happily with cultural festivals deeply imbued with their identity.
Detail...19/07/2017 16:18 GMT+7
Just five years ago, the people of the La Hu, Cong and Mang ethnic minorities, who lived upstream on the Da river in Muong Te and Nam Nhun districts, Lai Chau province, 500km from Hanoi, were in a wild and backward life stricken by hunger all the year round. Now, these ethnic groups have an abundant and stable life thanks to the government’s supporting policies expeditiously implemented by the Lai Chau administration.
Detail...24/06/2017 09:52 GMT+7
Caodaism is a Vietnamese religion which was founded in 1926 in the southern province of Tay Ninh. It is now one of the major religions in Vietnam with over 2.5 million followers, 10,000 dignitaries and 1,000 places of worship. Over the years, the development of Caodaism has diversified and enriched the religious life and beliefs of the Vietnamese people.
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