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Mekong river delta develops as key economic development region
06/08/2010
After 20 years of renovation, the Mekong river delta’s economic development orientations have been changed. Apart from focusing on comprehensive agricultural development, the region has also brought into play its advantages in sea economy, trade-services-tourism, construction material production industry and oil industry. These achievements have created a firm foundation and trust for the government to raise high its determination in building and developing the Mekong river delta into a motive economic region of the country. Quoc Thang tells more.
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Is the nation ready for WTO challenges? (04/05)
06/08/2010
Several international experts in Viet Nam spoke with Thoi bao Kinh te Viet Nam (Vietnam Economic Times) about the opportunities and challenges of Viet Nam’s accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO)....
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Changing the rules
06/08/2010
More than six decades ago, Vietnam’s first generation of communists was able to mobilise a majority of social classes to join the revolutionary movement under the flag of national independence and socialism.
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GDP per capita to be about 1,050-1,100 USD by 2010
06/08/2010
“The main targets are set up so as to ensure fast and sustainable development of 3 axes: economy – society – environment,” this is the main targets of the five-year socio-economic development plan 2006-2010 which was discussed at the 10th National Party Congress.
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Viet Nam earns initial success in sustainable development (05/05)
06/08/2010
Neil Reece Evans, acting Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Viet Nam, praised Viet Nam's achievements in incorporating matters of sustainable development in the socio-economic development plan at a conference in Ha Noi on May 4.
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Vietnam, US to begin new round of WTO talks soon ( 05/05)
06/08/2010
A fresh round of talks between Vietnam and the US, the last remaining bilateral partner on accession to the World Trade Organization, is scheduled for May 9-13 in Washington, a top trade official said. The Vietnamese negotiators led by trade deputy minister Luong Van Tu are scheduled to leave Hanoi for the US on May 7.
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