Viet Nam

Since mid-August 2023, Vietnam has been issuing electronic visas to citizens of all countries, extending the duration from 30 to 90 days with unlimited entries.

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Human resources will soon replace natural resources, and quality human resources are the driving force for sustainable national development.

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The festival offers a chance to assess the outcomes of physical education and sports programs in schools as well as identify and nurture athletes for the nation and Hanoi.

To date, the US Government has provided more than $155 million in assistance to persons with disabilities in Vietnam.

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Japan remains Vietnam's primary economic partner, with collaboration expanding across a range of sectors.

Vietnam opposes China's latest baseline on its sea territory in the Gulf of Tonkin.

Vietnam's performance on the Gender Inequality Index, which measures inequality in three areas namely reproductive health, empowerment, and the labor market, has improved significantly.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises Vietnamese citizens to be vigilant against offers to work abroad with promises of "easy work, high pay."

The super-rich are those with a net worth (excluding debts) of US$30 million or more, including the real estate they reside in.

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The book contains a series of interesting historical stories, photographs and archaeological research on ancient drums in Southeast Asia and Vietnam.

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Vietnam is one of the key markets that the government of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon extends their cooperation to boost trade, which is expected to double in the next three years.

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Vietnam is seeking to finalize the national database on war remnants in order to expedite the eradication and handling of war's aftereffects throughout the country.