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HCMC Party Secretary asks to care for female workers

HCMC Party Secretary asks to care for female workers

The Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee asked to continue to pay attention to female workers’ material and spiritual aspects of life especially unskilled female workers when businesses are laying off workers.
Vietnam-Cuba friendship contributes to world peace

Vietnam-Cuba friendship contributes to world peace

Standing Committee of the Secretariat of the Communist Party of Cuba Roberto Morales Ojeda highly appreciated the friendship and solidarity between the two countries and peoples of Cuba-Vietnam which has been contributing to the world peace.
HCMC concentrates resources to promote economic development

HCMC concentrates resources to promote economic development

On April 20, the HCMC NA Delegation worked with the People's Committee of HCMC on the socio-economic situation and a draft resolution to replace Resolution 54 of the NA on piloting specific mechanisms and policies for HCMC development.
HCMC continues to develop for, with the nation

HCMC continues to develop for, with the nation

Mr. Nguyen Van Hieu, Alternate Member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee, said that HCMC would continue to promote the spirit of developing for and with the country.
HCMC needs new strategic resolution for development

HCMC needs new strategic resolution for development

Although Resolution 54 has brought fresh wind to Ho Chi Minh City, due to many reasons, after more than four years of implementation, the results have not been as expected. At this time, HCMC is in dire need of a new specific policy and mechanism to develop properly.
Cargoes at Tan Cang – Cat Lai warehouse are being loaded into containers. (Photo: SGGP)

Vietnam becoming attractive destination for foreign capital

Considered a safe shelter from current chaotic events in the world, Vietnam is enjoying a strong flow of foreign capital. What should be immediately done now is to devise feasible solutions to support domestic businesses resume their operations effectively, and thus improving their ability to attract these foreign capital amounts.