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Becoming a strong maritime nation
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Becoming a strong maritime nation

Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy presents a report from Dr. Nguyen Thanh Nghi, Member of the Politburo, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, and Chairman of the Central Commission for Policy and Strategy, on Resolution No. 20-NQ/TW on building and developing Vietnam into a strong maritime nation. (*)
Facilitating foreigners' demand for housing
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Facilitating foreigners' demand for housing

At a recent conference in northern Bac Ninh city, discussions focused on how the city’s growing FDI inflows and foreign workforce are driving up demand for both housing and homeownership and how this can be addressed.
Vietnam treasures ties with Poland: Top leader
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Vietnam treasures ties with Poland: Top leader

During a reception for visiting Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, General Secretary and President To Lam urged the two sides to seize every opportunity to achieve breakthroughs and work towards raising bilateral trade to $6 billion at an early date in a balanced, sustainable and mutually beneficial manner.
Vietnam, China step up legislative cooperation, experience sharing

Vietnam, China step up legislative cooperation, experience sharing

Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) President Tran Thanh Man and Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) of China Zhao Leji called for more balanced and sustainable trade, high-quality investment, modern and coordinated railway connectivity, and stronger cooperation in science and technology.
Bac Ninh seeks to develop housing market for foreign residents

Bac Ninh seeks to develop housing market for foreign residents

With more than 41,000 foreign nationals registered for temporary residence in Bac Ninh, the northern city is looking to improve housing supply, market transparency and residential services to strengthen its appeal to international talent and high-quality foreign investment.
Mainstay of national economic development

Mainstay of national economic development

Though their numbers have fallen over time, State-owned economic entities have maintained their role as key players in essential economic and social endeavors.

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