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The scientists discuss issues including air and land pollution and mitigation solutions, water quality, climate change, and its impacts on nature. The second Vietnam Conference on Earth and Environmental Sciences (VCEES-2022) has created a multidisciplinary scientific forum where scientists can look into the latest trends and progress in earth and environmental sciences. The four-day conference started on August 8 and 11 at the International Center for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE) in Quy Nhon city in Vietnam’s south-central coastal province of Binh Dinh. The event sees the participation of 20 delegates from foreign countries such as France, Japan, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia. Photo: My Binh This year’s conference sees the participation of 20 delegates from foreign countries such as France, Japan, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and others. Issues discussed at the conference included air and land … [Read more...] about Scientists approach new trends in environmental protection

Such a move will help Vietnam diversify oil import sources from China, the US, and the Middle East, and avoid dependence on certain partners amid growing global uncertainties. The Vietnamese Government has agreed to halve the most favored nation (MFN) tariff on petroleum products from 20% to 10%. A gas station on Giai Phong Street, Hanoi. Photo: Viet Dung The decision, which took effect on August 8, was mentioned in the Government’s decree No.51/2022 on the revision of MFN tariff on fuel and gas products. In practice, a 10% cut in MFN tariff would not help Vietnam curb rising petrol prices, as the share of petrol imports subject to such a tariff is insignificant in the total domestic petrol consumption volume. Experts, however, expected such a move would diversify Vietnam’s import sources from countries such as China, the US, or those in the Middle East, and avoid the dependence on certain partners amid growing global uncertainties. The Ministry of … [Read more...] about Vietnamese Gov’t halves MFN tariff on petrol products to 10%

According to Hanoi-based VNDIRECT Securities JSC, the following five sectors deserve investors’ attention in the second half of this year. As Vietnam reopened the tourism industry in mid-March, the demand for food, accommodation, travel, and entertainment has rebounded. The stock firm views businesses operating in aviation, food and accommodation provision, and travel and entertainment services like ACV or AST with upbeat prospects. High export growth pins investors’ expectations on export-oriented sectors Second is the group of businesses beneficial amid a higher interest rate environment, including banks, insurance firms and those keeping huge available cash volumes like FPT, GAS, MBB, VPB, and TCB, among others. The third is the group of milk and food makers like VNM or MCH which can expect high growth prospects when the price of their relevant input materials such as full-cream milk powder, corn, and sugar is expected to be abated. Fourth is the group of … [Read more...] about Weighing ticker appeal for remainder of 2022