Vietnam News 101

Binh bien hay bien co lon sau khi NTD di Mi~~
tam thoi mien binh loan - nhung dang keep an eye on it

http://www.rfa.org/vietnamese/in_depth/PM-Ngu...

AlcansCollector wrote:

Binh bien hay bien co lon sau khi NTD di Mi~~
tam thoi mien binh loan - nhung dang keep an eye on it
http://www.rfa.org/vietnamese/in_depth/PM-Ngu...

Thang Dung~ so*. thang Nong`Dut' Manh. du*a tay sai cua? Tau` cong. vao HaLoi, do do' no' phai? chat. bo*t'...
Oi VCs AMNO TUDO HANHPHUC va DOCLAPtrongDit'Tau`
Co' gi` thi allen, nvn777, 1ConVit, UnclePimpDaHookers, Copperfield...cung dang giu~ bac. tram trieu dola an cap' cua? cha me. VCong. no' qua My~ rui`...
Chi? co' dan Viet dau kho? phai? them dau kho?...voi' tai` chom chia? khon' nan. cua? dang? thang` Ho^`

how long can Viet Congs ignore the call of ppl who want to kick Viet Congs on their bloody murderous face?
http://www.rfa.org/vietnamese/in_depth/Banner...

Game over !

AlcansCollector wrote:

Game over !

cho hai? co^ng co^ng C ne` may`!! very famous ?

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VIETNAM RECEIVE $2 MILLION FOR A SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY FROM THE UNDP

URL:
http://www.thanhniennews.com/politics/...

The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) will provide US$2 million in support for Vietnam to work out a socioeconomic development strategy for the next decade.

The two-and-a-half year project, signed in Hanoi Wednesday by the UNDP and the government of Vietnam, aims to assist the Ministry of Planning and Investment’s Development Strategy Institute (DSI) in conducting necessary research and learning from international experiences.

As part of the joint cooperation plan between UNDP and the Vietnamese government, the project is the second of its kind financed by the UN body after the first designed for the 2001-2010 period.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, DSI Director Ngo Doan Vinh pledged to carry out the project effectively.

He expressed hope that the strategy will involve valuable reforms and the brainpower of many people.

UNDP Deputy Country Director in Vietnam Christophe Bahuet said along with achievements after 20 years of renewal, Vietnam is facing emerging challenges that require proper choices to further promote its socioeconomic development.

Through the project, UNDP hopes to enhance Vietnam’s access to high-quality information and expert

si~ quan cong san~ dang so'ng o? Haloi noi' dang? va VCs la` lu? hen` ha. va ban' nuoc'
in the 21st century with Freedom Democracy Prosperity and Happiness but Viet Cong scoundrels still block this American website
http://www.rfa.org/vietnamese/in_depth/interv...

Ho was happy to be totally free to suck Lenin, Stalin and Mao cox.
However the nation went into abyss when this sucker replaced his brain with Commie semen.
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tell ass Hoe and Nong continue to sux cox of Chin Coms
http://www.bbc.co.uk/vietnamese/regionalnews/...

JETSTAR TO OFFER MORE FLIGHTS TO VIETNAM, SYDNEY-HCMC 5X/ WEEK

URL: http://www.thanhniennews.com/travel/...

From next month Australian budget airliner Jetstar will fly five times a week between Ho Chi Minh City and the northern Australian city of Darwin, the company said in a statement.

At present, Jetstar offers three direct flights from Sydney to HCMC every week.

Jetstar operates 46 domestic and international flights a week into and out of Darwin, the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory.

Jetstar plans to base up to seven aircrafts at Darwin airport within the next five years, making it a key link connecting Australia and Asia, especially Vietnam and Singapore.

Ryan Boston wrote:

JETSTAR TO OFFER MORE FLIGHTS TO VIETNAM, SYDNEY-HCMC 5X/ WEEK
URL: http://www.thanhniennews.com/travel/...
From next month Australian budget airliner Jetstar will fly five times a week between Ho Chi Minh City and the northern Australian city of Darwin, the company said in a statement.
At present, Jetstar offers three direct flights from Sydney to HCMC every week.
Jetstar operates 46 domestic and international flights a week into and out of Darwin, the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory.
Jetstar plans to base up to seven aircrafts at Darwin airport within the next five years, making it a key link connecting Australia and Asia, especially Vietnam and Singapore.

what are you Ryan? are you like a tireless propagandist imposter? you just never get sick of transfering fake/untrusty news from the vc government huh?
seriously, i think you shoud just go lick the lama's left d*ck b/c to me you sound exactly like a hoodrat. hoodrat get it?

Ryan Boston wrote:

JETSTAR TO OFFER MORE FLIGHTS TO VIETNAM, SYDNEY-HCMC 5X/ WEEK
URL: http://www.thanhniennews.com/travel/...
From next month Australian budget airliner Jetstar will fly five times a week between Ho Chi Minh City and the northern Australian city of Darwin, the company said in a statement.
At present, Jetstar offers three direct flights from Sydney to HCMC every week.
Jetstar operates 46 domestic and international flights a week into and out of Darwin, the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory.
Jetstar plans to base up to seven aircrafts at Darwin airport within the next five years, making it a key link connecting Australia and Asia, especially Vietnam and Singapore.

Co' nguoi` hoi? bac', sao bac' lai. me^ nhieu` CA.C CONG SAN? den the'.
Bac' tra loi` chau' ngoan con` be' lam', lon*' len con se~ thay' ko co' con CA.C nao` gion'g nhu* con CA.C nao` khac'

TATA STEEL TO BUILD $5 B VIETNAM PLANT

URL: http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/Story...

India’s largest steel maker, Tata Steel has signed a $5 billion joint venture investment agreement in Vietnam to set up an integrated steel complex with 4.5 million tonne capacity.

Tata Steel will own 65 per cent stake in the joint venture, while Vietnam Steel Corporation gets 30 per cent and the remaining 5 per cent goes to Vietnam Cement Industries. Both these companies are state-owned firms. Vietnam Steel is Vietnam's largest steel company and currently produces around 5 million tonne steel per annum.

The integrated steel plant, which will be set up in Vung Ang Economic Zone in Ha Tinh province, will be built in three phases. In the first phase, a cold rolling mill will be commissioned by the end of 2010, Tata Steel said in a statement.

The move is part of an effort by many Indian companies to secure supplies of raw materials overseas, as a booming economy makes these appear a scarce resource at home.

The agreement enables Tata Steel to pick a 30 per cent stake in Thach Khe Iron Ore Joint Stock Company, which would undertake mining in the Thach Khe iron ore mine.

“After wining Corus, Tatas are scouting for raw material assets across the world. The investment in Vietnam was discussed and almost finalised last year. Their acquisition in iron ore mine is part of their long-term strategy to have enough raw material reserves,” said an investment banker, close to Tata Group.

Dau Van Hung, President of Vietnam Steel Corporation, Nguyen Ngoc Anh of Vietnam Cement Industries Corporation and B Muthuraman, Managing Director of Tata Steel signed the joint venture agreement at in Hanoi.

Tata Steel shares went up 0.41 per cent to close at Rs 610.45 at the BSE in Wednesday.

+ Tata Steel,
Website: http://www.tatasteel.com/
Established in 1907, Tata Steel is the world's 6th largest steel company with an existing annual crude steel capacity of 30 million tonnes. Asia's first integrated steel plant and India's largest integrated private sector steel company is now the world's second most geographically diversified steel producer, with operations in 26 countries and commercial presence in over 50 countries.

+ Vietnam Steel Corp.
International government owned
91 Lang Ha St., Dong Da District, Hanoi,, Vietnam
Website: http://www.vsc.com.vn
Primary SIC: Blast Furnaces And Steel Mills,
Primary NAICS: Iron and Steel Mills
Description: Manufacturing: Mining and procesing of iron ore, coal and other raw materials; production and sale of iron, steel, steel products and refractory materials; design, construction of steel production facilities .

Ryan Boston wrote:

TATA STEEL TO BUILD $5 B VIETNAM PLANT
URL: http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/Story...
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oh yeah, they will build with 4 billions and 1 billion usd to VC cadres.
They won't need to build pollution control system. That is the rule of hell by VC thieves and murderers

mui tet da vang wrote:

<quoted text>
what are you Ryan? are you like a tireless propagandist imposter? you just never get sick of transfering fake/untrusty news from the vc government huh?
seriously, i think you shoud just go lick the lama's left d*ck b/c to me you sound exactly like a hoodrat. hoodrat get it?

An hoc o dau ma` chanh chua qua' vay.

dumaHCM wrote:

<quoted text>oh yeah, they will build with 4 billions and 1 billion usd to VC cadres.
They won't need to build pollution control system. That is the rule of hell by VC thieves and murderers

Whatever chu' khu`ng a.
They do what they want with or without you.
You better learn to enjoy the rest of your life.

Viet Kieu wrote:

<quoted text>
Whatever chu' khu`ng a.
They do what they want with or without you.
You better learn to enjoy the rest of your life.

I know bastards like VCs and you dont' care about the environment and Viet ppl. They just care how to loot and enslave Vnese. Do you think that we anti-communist Viets have to keep silent? You are wrong bastard!

PROGRESS IS CONTINUING IN THE MAKING,
US-VIETNAM RELATION CONTINUES TO MATURE

URL: http://www.thanhniennews.com/politics/...

+ Figures from the first half of 2008 suggest annual two-way trade will surpass the $12.53 billion mark from 2007

+ Bilateral trade has grown every year since 1997, and US annual exports to Vietnam currently stand at $1.61 billion, almost equaling last year’s landmark figure of $1.9 billion.

A year into his tenure, US Ambassador to Vietnam Michael Michalak sees strong improvement in cooperation between the two countries in many fields.

Speaking at a press briefing Wednesday celebrating the one year anniversary of his post in Vietnam, Michalak told reporters that marked progress has been made in advancing the areas of investment, climate change, education and human rights.

The US and Vietnam are trying to set a time for the first negotiation session on a bilateral investment treaty, perhaps in September or October, he said, adding that the prospective treaty will bring about greater legal protection and help Vietnam lure more investment.

The US will also continue to help Vietnam detoxify areas affected by Agent Orange and clear unexploded ordnance remaining from the war.

The ambassador confirms his country has established a US$3 million fund to help Vietnam address environmental repercussions of dioxin-affected locations.

The two countries have also agreed to create a working group on the climate change issue, Michalak said, as the southern Mekong Delta region is expected to be affected by consequences of potential climate change.

In terms of healthcare cooperation, the US will expand the implementation of its President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to seven or eight Vietnamese provinces from the current six.

The two countries will also set up a bilateral taskforce to expand education cooperation to help more Vietnamese come to study in the states, Michalak said. Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung had signed a memorandum of understanding on the taskforce's establishment during his US visit in June.

During his term in Vietnam, the ambassador will place priorities on developing bilateral economic and trade ties, boosting educational cooperation, and improving human rights issues, the ambassador said.

US-Vietnam economic relations “continues to mature,” as figures from the first half of 2008 suggest annual two-way trade will surpass the $12.53 billion mark from 2007.

Bilateral trade has grown every year since 1997, and US annual exports to Vietnam currently stand at $1.61 billion, almost equaling last year’s landmark figure of $1.9 billion.

MODERNIZE VIETNAM

HSBC TO INSTALL VIETNAM NATIONWIDE ATM NETWORK

URL: http://www.vnbusinessnews.com/2008/08/hsbc-in...

HSBC pledged to spend around US$28.6 million on developing automatic banking services including normal ATM machines and ATMs that allow clients to deposit.

It was also reported that 32 banks provided ATM cards last year. Some 8.3 million cards have been issued in Viet Nam. Last year, 4,300 new ATMs were installed as well as 23,000 new points of sale that allow cards payments.

HSBC is the first foreign bank to set up a wholly foreign-owned subsidiary in Viet Nam in line with the country’s commitments to the World Trade Organization and is the first foreign bank to issue certificates for dollar deposits in Viet Nam. The company began operations in Viet Nam in 2005.

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