The activities contributed to fostering political stance and revolutionary virtue for its soldiers, promoting beautiful images of Uncle Ho soldiers to fulfill all assigned missions. PANO would like to introduce several photos of these activities: Troops of the Thanh Hoa provincial Border Guard Command paying tribute to President Ho Chi Minh on the occasion of the 74th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day. Political Chief of the Vietnam Border Guard Command Senior Colonel Nguyen Anh Tuan giving flowers to writer Chu Lai during an art exchange program. The Cultural House of the Border Guard Command displaying books and stories featuring the 74th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day. The Ho Chi Minh City's Border Guard Command and local authorities visiting and presenting gifts to Vietnamese heroic mother Nguyen Thi Thu. Screening Vietnamese films and documentaries in celebration of … [Read more...] about Meaningful activities held in celebration of National Day
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Investors step up M&A movements
The remainder of 2019 will be key for Vietnam to avail of longer-term investment possibilities, Photo: Le Toan Warrick Cleine, chairman and CEO of KPMG Vietnam, told VIR that they have seen tremendous confidence in Vietnam from large investors, especially from the likes of Japan, South Korea, and Singapore. The trend has expanded from the acquisition of 100 per cent or control of Vietnamese companies, such as the Sabeco deal from Thailand, to minority or strategic investments in large Vietnamese companies. These are often institutional investors, and their decisions reflect confidence in Vietnam’s overall macroeconomic and geopolitical state, and the management teams and business models of the specific companies. “Provided the global economy remains strong and Vietnam maintains its reform orientation, there is no reason investors will not continue to have the confidence to invest in Vietnam,” Cleine stressed. KPMG in particular expects to … [Read more...] about Investors step up M&A movements