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The books will be sold globally, contributing to promoting wildlife conservation. Two comic books titled Saving Sorya: Chang and the Sun Bear and Saving H’non: Chang and the Elephants by author Trang Nguyen have been purchased by British Publishing House Pan Macmillan. The cover of the book Saving Sorya: Chang and the Sun Bear . Photo: WildAct The value of the purchase was not disclosed, but according to Kim Dong Publisher, “it is a breaking record of Vietnamese publishing industry’ that ‘is many times higher than normal copyright sales”. Saving Sorya: Chang and the Sun Bear is an inspirational graphic novel adventure, based on a true story about a young conservationist who overcomes the odds to save a sun bear. When twelve-year-old intrepid explorer Chang learned about bear poaching in the rainforest near her home in Vietnam, she decided to do whatever she could to become a wildlife conservationist. After training herself in wilderness survival … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s first comic books sold at record-high price

The ETF, listed on the New York Stock Exchange, offers investors exposure to Vietnam, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Pakistan and the Philippines with each economy having grown more than 6 percent a year in most years since 2000. "Most emerging market investors focus in Asia on China and India, yet there is a compelling long-term secular growth story in five Asian countries with a combined population of more than 860 million people, expected to grow to one billion by 2035, and with attractive demographics," said Maurits Pot, founder and CEO of Dawn Global. The average age is 28 in these markets with a burgeoning middle class and accelerating digital adoption, he added. The ETF is set to pour at least 85 percent of its net assets into listed companies across the five markets, while 15 percent are set to go into ETFs or deposit receipts. … [Read more...] about New exchange traded fund eyes Vietnam

Vietnam’s VinFuture Foundation has announced to close the nomination portal for the 2021 VinFuture Prize after receiving nearly 600 nominations from more than 60 countries. The result has exceeded expectations, particularly for a newly established sci-tech prize opened for nominations less than four months ago, affirming the global scientific community’s favorable response to VinFuture’s mission of serving humanity. With a vision “to create meaningful change in the everyday lives of millions of people by promoting breakthrough scientific research and technological innovations”, the VinFuture Foundation and VinFuture Prize have drawn great enthusiasm from the global scientific and technological community. VinFuture has attracted prominent scientists and the world’s leading research and academic institutions as well as innovators from developing countries. Nearly 100 nominated projects belong to the world’s top 2% most-cited scientists, many of whom are laureates of prestigious … [Read more...] about Nearly 600 nominations submitted for Vietnam’s first-ever global sci-tech prize

Many steelmakers in Vietnam have slashed the steel prices for the second time since June 7. T he prices of rolled steel products have dropped by VND600,000 (USD26.08) per tonne, while the decrease for steel bars is VND200,000 per tonne. Before June 7, steel products in Vietnam saw price hikes for quite a long time. Many steelmakers in Vietnam on June 21 slashed the steel prices for the second time since June 7 Lao Dong Newspaper cited Hoang Tung from the AZ Thang Long Construction Management Board as saying that the construction sector's falling demand was among the major causes of lower steel prices. The peak time for Vietnam’s construction sector is often in the first and last three months of the year. Meanwhile, June and July are the rainy season so fewer construction sites are carried out during this time. Steel prices on the world market have tended to decline, which has also contributed to the fall in domestic steel prices. Steel prices in the … [Read more...] about Steel prices in Vietnam continue falling

On the way to the hospital after going into labor, a pregnant woman was run over by a concrete mixing transport truck in Vietnam, causing the fetus to be squeezed out of her womb seven years ago. The tiny unborn baby survived the crash and has grown into a healthy and happy one-legged boy. It happened on October 25, 2014 in Long Xuyen City, An Giang Province, located in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. The husband was driving his wife on a motorbike. The wife died on site. The fetus came out with one leg lost, so did his father. Following a deep coma, a limb removal operation, the lack of his mother’s milk and warmth, the baby still beat all the odds. The tin soldier Despite his tragic birth, Nguyen Quoc Huy has braved the ordeal of having one leg and leads a happy life with his father. “My job is simply to see him smile each day,” said Nguyen Van Nam, his 39-year-old father, who lives in Cho Moi District, An Giang, which is considered a 'rice bowl' in the Mekong … [Read more...] about In Vietnam, child thrown out of mother’s womb in tragic accident grows happily