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Vietnam is now one of the world's leading exporters of agro-forestry-fishery products, with total exports of over $53 billion in 2022 and access to 196 countries and territories worldwide.

Dong Ho and Hang Trong's folk paintings, collaged from silk fabric scraps, bring a new unique beauty. Even more surprising is that these pieces are created by people with disabilities.

U.S. war veteran David Thomas will join 21 contemporary Vietnamese artists in an exhibition of paintings that reflect the healing power of the arts.

Through their award-winning film Safari, two students convey a message of conservation to international audience.

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Foreign direct investment (FDI) projects will focus on green manufacturing, energy, and power production, logistics, and the production of medical equipment.

The big news of the day in Vietnam is featured in brief.

In the next 1-2 years, both countries aim to reach a trade volume of US$1 billion.

Here is the major news The Hanoi Times picked up for today.

Addressing the Cuban parliament, Vietnam’s top lawmaker reaffirmed the cooperation in legislation and a wide range of fields while promoting the brotherhood legacy.

Vietnam is working with China on the documents which are believed to be stolen in an old pagoda in north Vietnam in 2021.

Renovated Hanoi Library will provide a modern space, helping promote reading culture in the capital.

Both sides are expected to identify specific directions for cooperation in fields of potential and strength, such as economy, trade, and investment.

Ensuring the safety and protection of the lawful rights and interests of Vietnamese citizens abroad is a policy consistently pursued by the Party and the State.

The economic objective outlined for 2021-2030 is an average annual GDP growth rate of around 7%.

The program will soon select three pilot projects in the residential, office, retail, education, and hospitality sectors to assess and build resilience for subsequent large-scale implementation.

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The defendants facing capital punishment include one deputy foreign minister.