In 2016, provincial Department of Natural Resources and Environment (DoNRE) continued strengthening administrative reform, application of information technology into management work at enterprises and locals’ needs

Starting from February 15, 2017, gaming machines used in facilities currently open to foreigners in Vietnam have to meet more stringent conditions.

The State Bank of Vietnam has set a credit growth target of 18 percent for this year and it pledged to continue measures to keep credit growth suitable to the country’s economic development.

The Krong No 2 hydroelectric plant will be inaugurated on January 7, according to the Trung Nam Group – the project’s investor.

In 2016, Ben Cat town’s total value of services was estimated at more than VND14trillion, up 32.8% compared to 2015 and beyond 0.8% of the set target.

Early January 3, North Tan Uyen district’s Farmers’ Society held a conference to review its activities in 2016.

A roundtable discussion has been jointly organised by the Hanoi Culture Foundation, the Hanoi Industrial Design College and the Bat Trang Ceramics Guild.

Despite natural disasters, epidemics and marine pollution in the central region, Vietnam's agriculture sector posted positive growth in 2016.

After 20 years of reestablishment, from a poor agricultural locality, Binh Duong has become an industrial locality developed towards industrialization

The Directorate of Fisheries under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has set a goal of 7.1 billion USD in seafood export revenue in 2017.

In 2016, Phu Giao district’s total value of agro-forestry-fishery production was estimated at approximately VND3.57trillion, a year-on-year increase of 5.53%.

Phu Giao district’s branch of the Bank for Social Policies of Vietnam in collaboration with Phuoc Hoa communal People’s Committee has just disbursed VND1.93billion in loan

The Securities Journalists’ Club has announced top 10 events in Vietnam’s stock market in 2016.

Provincial Market Control sub-Department said that there has been an increase in the number of infringements involved in the production, trade and transport of illegally imported, poor quality goods and trade fraud.

Under provincial Steering Board 389’s Plan No.88 on coordination in preventing smuggling, trade fraud, fake goods and provincial Department of Industry-Trade’s instruction on boosting market inspection