Deputy prime minister trinh dinh dung

— Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday said the Japanese government had actively directed the search for four people, including two Vietnamese, who went missing in Miyazaki Prefecture during a landslide caused by storm Haishen late Monday and early Tuesday. … [Read more...] about Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News — September 9

A report released by the MoIT shows that during the first eight months of the year, the local garment and textile industry contributed approximately US$22 billion to the country's overall export turnover, despite recording declines of more than 11% compared to the same period last year. Indeed, resurgence of novel coronavirus outbreaks globally has also caused more difficulties for Vietnamese textile and garment production, along with exports.  … [Read more...] about VIETNAM’S BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES SEPTEMBER 10

“The European Commission commends the efforts of Vietnam, but it was unable to change its opinion as there have been dozens of incidents over the past six months. The EC will not revoke the yellow card until Vietnamese fishermen abide by regulations,” Cuong said. … [Read more...] about Vietnam seeks stern measures to tackle IUU fishing

Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam has set a target of having 70-90 percent of industrial waste controlled by 2025. This is part of an environmental protection plan of the Ministry of Industry and Trade for the 2020-2025 period recently approved by Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung. Under the plan, 80 percent of ash, cinder and gypsum born in power, chemical and fertilizer factories will be recycled, reused and processed as materials for production and construction so as to meet environmental protection requirements. By 2025, all businesses operating in the sector will be provided with knowledge on environmental protection laws. The sector will prioritise the use of environmentally-friendly plastic products./. … [Read more...] about 70-90 percent of industrial waste to be controlled by 2025