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Economic Corridors in the Greater Mekong Subregion

greatermekong – Economic corridors are areas, usually along major roadways, that host a variety of economic and social activities. This includes factories, tourism, trade, environmental protection activities and other aspects of the economy and social development of an area.

An economic corridor is much more complex than a mere road connecting two cities. It involves not only the development of infrastructure but also the crafting of laws and regulations that make it easier to do business, access markets, and conduct other activities that support trade and development in a comprehensive manner.

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Vietnam’s catfish on verge of losing US market over steep anti-dumping duties

The latest duties are as high as US$7.74 a kg

By Son Luong / Tuoi Tre News

March 19, 2018, 16:01 GMT+7

​Vietnam’s catfish on verge of losing US market over steep anti-dumping duties
A farmer is seen at a catfish farm in Vietnam. Photo: Tuoi Tre

The U.S. Department of Commerce (USDOC) has slapped record high anti-dumping duties on catfish imports from Vietnamese companies, raising concerns that the Southeast Asian market will eventually fail to continue selling to this important market.

The steep tax rates were announced as the final ruling of the investigation by the USDOC into Vietnamese catfish imports, believed to affect local manufacturers in the U.S.

 

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Lời cầu nguyện 405 – Prayer 405

Chào các bạn,

Suy niệm Thánh kinh là một hình thức cầu nguyện.

Dưới đây là lời suy niệm của mình về từ “lowly (thấp hèn)” trong câu Matthew 11:28-30, phiên bản của King James, không phải phiên bản của New International. New International Version dùng từ ngữ phổ thông hơn, còn King James Version dùng từ cổ xưa hơn chút nhưng lại đẹp hơn chút. Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 405 – Prayer 405

VN struggling to protect water resources

Last update 23:44 | 17/03/2018  vietnamnet

Viet Nam is struggling to find solutions, especially ‘green’ solutions to address challenges in water resources management with environmental damage, climate change and unsustainable water exploitation driving the water-related crisis.

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Natural Resources and Environment Deputy Minister, Trần Quý Kiên, gives a speech at the workshop on water resources management in Hà Nội on Friday. 

The statement was made at a workshop themed ‘Green solutions for water resources’ held by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment yesterday in Hà Nội.

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Cambodia ‘shocked’ by ‘disrespectful’ U.S. aid cut, says democracy intact

Reuters Staff

PHNOM PENH (Reuters) – Cambodia said on Wednesday it was saddened and shocked by a “disrespectful” U.S. decision to rein back aid programmes because of perceived democratic setbacks and defended its record on democracy.


Cambodia’s national flags are seen as labourers work at a construction site in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, October 7, 2016. REUTERS/Samrang Pring

The White House said on Tuesday it was suspending or curtailing several Treasury, USAID and military assistance programmes that support Cambodia’s military, taxation department and local authorities – all of which, it said, shared blame for recent instability.

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Lời cầu nguyện 403 – Prayer 403

Chuỗi bài cầu nguyện

Giêsu ơi,

Giêsu lắng nghe vô số câu chuyện khắp thế giới cùng một lúc.
Giêsu đón nhận vô số cảm xúc từ thế gian cùng một lúc.
Và Giêsu vẫn tĩnh lặng.

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Life without toilets: the photographer tackling a global taboo

Guardian

Andrea Bruce’s prize-winning images from India, Haiti and Vietnam document the deeply sensitive issue of open defecation, which affects 1.1 billion of the world’s poorest people

Photographs: Andrea Bruce/NOOR/Eyevine

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Quang Nam residents desperate for non-contaminated water

Last update 16:45 | 17/03/2018  vietnamnet

Thousands of households in central Quang Nam Province have been thirsting for clean water for years as most of the wells are seriously contaminated with aluminum and few water supply works have been built to solve the problem.

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A resident’s filter tank central Quảng Nam Province’s Đại Minh Commune is full of dirt and smells due to alum contaminated water. – Photo baoquangnam.vn

Even when a water supply centre was built and put into operation, it only supplied a small number of households and provided an unstable water source.

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Modest level of research: weakness of Vietnam’s universities

Last update 10:08 | 15/03/2018  vietnamnet

VietNamNet Bridge – Despite the sharp increase in the numbers of professors and associate professors, and lecturers with master degrees and doctorates, no Vietnamese university is included in international university rankings. 

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Students of Duy Tan University

The Science, Education and Environment Advisory Council, at a recent conference on post-graduate training and talent development, pointed out a number of problems in higher education and academic research.

While the number of research works is high, the quality is low and the results cannot be applied in real life. The number of internationally published articles remains modest, especially in social sciences.

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Authorities struggle to solve problem of delinquent owners of foreign-invested companies

Last update 13:00 | 17/03/2018  vietnamnet

VietNamNet Bridge – Local authorities are finding it difficult to prevent owners of foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) from fleeing the country, leaving unpaid salaries and debts. 

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The investor has run away, leaving unpaid debts

In Dong Nai province, KL Texwell Vina, the foreign owner of a foreign-invested enterprise, disappeared just days before Tet, leaving an unpaid debt of VND30 billion in social insurance premiums and wages. Nearly 2,000 Vietnamese workers of the company still have not received pay for January.

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