VIETNAM TODAY

Vietnam attaches great importance to developing relations with traditional friends, including Mongolia, said Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh.

“Avatar” movie has opened to rave reviews and Megastar Cineplex believes it could rake in US$1 million in Vietnam by the middle of the month.

Ministries and localities should make full use of all chances to complete socio-economic development goals in 2010.

Luong Hoai Nam was immediately taken into custody upon his arrival at Noi Bai Airport.

Keppel Land said it has entered into a joint venture with Vietnamese developers Tien Phuoc and Tran Thai

Vietnam's Petrolimex has sealed a one-year term purchase deal of fuel oil with Russian major LUKOIL.

Cambodia hosted a friendly boat race with Vietnam and Thailand in its Koh Kong Province.

“Our fast-growing economy enables us to improve our military with more advanced weapons,” said PM Nguyen Tan Dung.

The number of Vietnamese students attending U.S. colleges and universities increased at the fastest pace.

Vietnam strives to achieve the national goal of primary education universalisation for children in all provinces and cities by 2015.

A forum on ASEAN-China Free Trade Area (ACFTA) was held in Nanning city, Guangxi province, China on January 7.

Film screening and discussion with director will highlight Vietnamese history and viewpoints to the U.S, professors say.

Vietnam has invited President Barack Obama to visit the Southeast Asian country later this year for a regional summit.

A group of poets and artists in Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam, are making a collection of 1,000 calligraphic poems printed on 1,000 metres of silk.

A two-month comprehensive check on road transport vehicles to ensure traffic safety and order for the upcoming Tet holiday was launched on January 1.

Hanoi will be accepting social house buying applications from April 2010 onwards.

Vietnam took over the chairmanship of the Committee of Permanent Representatives to ASEAN from Thailand on Jan. 6.

An online exchange was held between young Vietnamese students living abroad and had a very exciting, inspiring atmosphere.

About 12,000 people will participate in a charity walk for the poor in HCM City on Jan 10.