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Furthermore, Indonesia and Australia have also decided to prioritise industry partnerships in food agriculture and electric vehicles as well as technical and vocational education and training (TVET) within the first year of IA-CEPA, according to the minister./. … [Read more...] about Indonesia, Australia roll out worker exchange programme

Prof. Dr. Zaw Than Htun, head of the Myanmar ministry’s Department of Medical Research, expressed his sincere thanks to the Government and people of Vietnam for this meaningful assistance. He appreciated the cooperation between the two countries and Vietnam's valuable sentiments towards Myanmar. … [Read more...] about Latest Coronavirus News in Vietnam & Southeast Asia July 14

Nguyễn Phú Hòa, head of the office, said following the Australian Department of Agriculture’s recent announcement of import requirements for fresh longan from Việt Nam, his office has held discussions with Vietnamese localities that grow the fruit and businesses from both sides.  … [Read more...] about Việt Nam steps up work to help longan enter Australian market

I should also add that the principle that we believe in are not designed to exclude anyone, our cooperation is not aimed at anyone. Rather, it’s aimed – as I said – at supporting a rule-based international system that rooted in international law in which all countries, large and small, play by the same rule. We think Vietnam has an important role to play in that. Vietnam is Chair of ASEAN this year and is doing a brilliant job. Vietnam has a two-year term on the UN Security Council and is playing a very responsible role. We are very proud to support Vietnam’s deployment of its first peacekeepers to South Sudan. So, again, we think Vietnam is central to our strategy in the region. … [Read more...] about The online talks between US Ambassador Daniel Kritenbrink and VietNamNet readers

Hanoi (VNA) - Young Vietnamese women now raise a stronger voice against violence compared to a decade ago, a conference in Hanoi on July 14 heard. This was one of the results of a national study on violence against women in Vietnam in 2019, conducted with the aim of promoting gender equality and eliminating gender-based violence. Nguyen Thi Ha, Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MoLISA) and Vice Chairman of the National Committee for the Advancement of Women, said the study, first carried out in 2009, proves that women who have higher education are less likely to experience violence. This shows that education is very important in helping women to be stronger, more confident and independent in life. However, she pointed out, violence against women remains still hidden because gender stereotypes are still common in society. She warned children are also victims, more vulnerable to violence, especially when they witness domestic … [Read more...] about Young women raise stronger voice against violence: national study