Renewable energy projects complain about regulatory bottlenecks
HCMC – Renewable energy companies in the country have recently proposed the Government remove regulatory bottlenecks faced by their solar and wind power projects, reported the local media. Around 23 solar and wind power project developers – including VPL Energy Joint Stock Company, Tien Giang Wind
Heat sends electricity consumption soaring to record highs in HCMC
HCMC – Hot weather has sent electricity consumption in HCMC soaring to record highs in recent weeks as the demand for air conditioning and electric fans has skyrocketed. The city used 94.4 million kWh of power on May 5, the highest daily electricity consumption level ever, according to the HCMC
Government Takes Aggressive Approach to Tackle Fraudulent Subscriber Information in Telecommunications
Regarding this issue, the leader of the Telecommunications Department under the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) stated that along with standardizing subscriber information, state management agencies will use a more aggressive approach to address this problem.
Turn cultural values into tangible products
Cultural tourism is emerging as one of the most important sectors in Vietnam this year. The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism has predicted that the tourism sector would be able to generate around US$130 billion in revenue by 2030, with cultural tourism accounting for 20-25%. With the
In rough seas
Vietnam’s woodworking industry has performed poorly in the year to date. Its anxiety among local exporters and manufacturers has increased further as the market outlook remains as uncertain as ever. Restructuring production, cutting costs and finding niche markets are among measures for staying
Camping on craggy cliffs in Ha Giang, Vietnam unforgettable experience in life
One of the famous tourist destinations in the Northwest is the land of Ha Giang, which owns the Nho Que River, pristine rocky plateau, and winding roads. It must be said that Ha Giang is a gift that nature bestows on Vietnam, a place that both domestic and foreign tourists want to
Getting back on track
HCMC’s exports plunged to a 22-year low due to a nearly 17% year-on-year drop in the first quarter of this year, exposing the local manufacturing and export sectors to formidable challenges. Along with their efforts, businesses are seeking practical and timely support policies from the Government
Reminiscing flavor of white sardine salad
It might not look as sophisticated as many other dishes, but the white sardine salad (goi ca mai) of the coastal city of Quy Nhon lures tourists with its sour, spicy, salty and sweet flavors. White sardines are quite similar to anchovies in appearance, but they have a clearer and firmer flesh.
Time for debt restructuring
One of the greatest concerns at the moment is the “time bomb” called corporate bonds, which may also affect the credit quality of the banking system. With a considerable volume of corporate bonds falling due in the rest of this year, what should banks do if issuing organizations fail to pay
A fiscal expansion
A solution to economic growth that the Government has doubled down on is to spur public investment, with major infrastructure projects given a focus. Such efforts have yet to pay off. What is the problem? Fiscal expansion In March 2023, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), the central bank, twice
A journey of healing
Henrike Doornbos, who has lived in and out of Vietnam, has been battling depression most of her life. After reading about it and seeking help, she overcame her mental problems and began a career as a life coach in Vietnam. She speaks to The Saigon Times about her journey with depression, why
Vietnam's fruit exports to China and Laos increased sharply
Vietnam's fruit are heavily imported into China and Laos.