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A view of Cocobay Complex in Da Nang. — Photo viettimes Japan’s Watabe Wedding Corporate recently signed an agreement with Empire Group Viet Nam to organise wedding ceremonies for 1,000 Japanese couples in the latter’s Cocobay Complex in Da Nang in the next three years, and the figure is expected to increase to 16,000 in the next 10 years. This year, Watabe has already organised 120 weddings at Empire Group’s properties. Why is one of Japan’s leading providers of marriage services tying up with Empire Group? The latter’s properties like Coco Ocean Resort with Park Regis and Leisure Inn hotels, and Coco Skyline Resort with Golden Tulip and Coco Ocean Spa Resort offer a number of advantages. The Empire Group’s properties are mostly situated between Hoi An and Da Nang along private and pristine beaches that also offer guests direct access to a dining and retail strip. Major tourist attractions there include the cities of Hoi An and Da Nang, the … [Read more...] about Viet Nam attracts world leading hotel management brands

Keven Cheng, director of Taitra in HCM City and leaders of Taiwan-based hospitals answer questions from the media on the sidelines of the “Taiwan Medical Miracles” event held in HCM City on Friday. — VNS Photo Leading hospitals in Taiwan are seeking to enhance cooperation with Vietnamese hospitals and promote their medical services and technology to Vietnamese citizens. Keven Cheng, director of the Taiwan Trade Centre in HCM City, said: “Taiwan has advanced technology and high-quality medical services. The price of medical services is comparatively lower than in Thailand and Singapore, and is quite competitive in the market.” Speaking at the “Taiwan Medical Miracles” event held in HCM City by Taitra last week, Cheng said that more than 420,000 foreign patients visited Taiwan for medical services in 2018, with one-third of them from Southeast Asia. Dr Vo Van Thanh, advisor to Trung Vuong Hospital, said that many Vietnamese usually choose … [Read more...] about Taiwan enhances healthcare ties with Viet Nam

Minister of Industry and Trade Trần Tuấn Anh. — VNA/VNS Photo Minister of Industry and Trade Trần Tuấn Anh talks to Vietnam News Agency about ASEAN-Việt Nam co-operation and the roles of Việt Nam as ASEAN Chairman in 2020. How do you assess co-operation between ASEAN and Việt Nam, especially in terms of economics, one of three pillars of the bilateral co-operation? Việt Nam became an ASEAN member in 1995 after the country had its embargo lifted and commenced its comprehensive and extensive reform. Regarding global integration, Việt Nam’s participation in border trade, ASEAN and ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) in 1996 were the first steps to realise the resolution of the seventh Party Congress which looks towards external relation strategies on the basis of multilateralism, diversification and considers economic co-operation as an important foundation. Việt Nam’s development serves as a foundation for … [Read more...] about Việt Nam makes important contributions to ASEAN economic co-operation: minister

  A staff of Tân Phát Etek Company explains the operation of their automobile repair facilities for delegates in the exhibition under the framework of Skilling up Việt Nam. — VNS Photo Khoa Thư  HÀ NỘI — Việt Nam has to pay more attention to improve quality of its vocational training system to efficiently promote labourers’ skills. That was the message from Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc speaking at the country’s largest-ever forum on vocational training in Hà Nội on Saturday. “Capacity building for vocational education is a global issue, especially in developing countries like Việt Nam,” Phúc told guests at 'Skilling up Việt Nam'. He also repeated his recent statement at the National Assembly’s session, saying the country’s major engine for development was human capital of nearly 100 million Vietnamese people, not natural resources. … [Read more...] about Human capital is the lifeline of Việt Nam’s growth: PM

Việt Nam Summit in Japan 2019, themed "Make in Việt Nam: Challenges and Opportunities", gathering nearly 1,000 Vietnamese specialists, scientists, policy makers, and entrepreneurs, was held in Tokyo on Saturday. — VNA/VNS Photo Thành Hữu TOKYO — The first forum for Vietnamese intellectuals in Japan was held in Tokyo on Saturday, focusing on the 'Make in Việt Nam' policy that Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc advocated at a national technology forum last June. The event, which aimed to collect recommendations to implement the policy, attracted nearly 1,000 Vietnamese intellectuals who are studying and working in Japan.   Addressing the forum, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Phan Tâm said the Government is committed to creating a transparent and healthy environment for Vietnamese intellectuals and businesspeople all over the world to join hands in building a prosperous Việt Nam. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese intellectuals in Japan discuss ‘Make in Việt Nam’ policy