ericsson and rmit university collaborate to prepare vietnamese students for 5g future

Ericsson and RMIT University collaborate to prepare Vietnamese students for 5G future

Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) on December 9 announced their collaboration for an education initiative on 5G in Vietnam that will help educate Vietnamese students on 5G and emerging technologies. This collaboration will enable RMIT science, engineering, and technology students to participate and contribute to the country’s digital economy and Industry 4.0 transformation.
thailand cambodia discuss measures to get migrant cambodian workers back to work

Thailand, Cambodia discuss measures to get migrant Cambodian workers back to work

The Governors of Battambang and Pailin provinces of Cambodia have met their counterpart in Thailand’s Chanthaburi province to discuss the re-opening of border gates to allow legally permitted Cambodian workers to return to work in Thailand.
digital globalisation calls for smart and sustainable cities

Digital globalisation calls for smart and sustainable cities

Sustainable smart cities can be a solution to sustain international business investments for Vietnam in the digital era.
vietnam airlines officially receives faa permit to run direct flights to us

Vietnam Airlines officially receives FAA permit to run direct flights to US

National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines on November 16 officially received a permit from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to operate non-stop commercial flight service between Vietnam and the US.
stricter rules ahead for environment

Stricter rules ahead for environment

In July, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment released a draft decree on the implementation of the Law on Environmental Protection (LoEP) for public comment. The draft decree outlines details on the law’s new concept of environmental permits, which will govern the environmental implications of specific investment projects.
vietnam airlines prepared for reopening scenarios

Vietnam Airlines prepared for reopening scenarios

Along with easing social distancing and quarantine rules, director of the Communications Department at Vietnam Airlines Dang Anh Tuan talked to VIR’s Nhat Ha about the carrier’s flexible plans to offer safe lights as soon as permitted.
smooth and gradual reopening to be key

Smooth and gradual reopening to be key

Although Vietnam is attempting to move towards a new normal, experts said it is important to achieve uniformity within all policies across the country, including to ensure that production and business can fully resume while any leftover of the pandemic is isolated.
ho chi minh city confirms easing social distancing after september 30

Ho Chi Minh City confirms easing social distancing after September 30

Ho Chi Minh City announced that it would remove checkpoints and road permits after September 30 and allow several businesses to reopen.
hanoi to tighten travel regulations from september 8

Hanoi to tighten travel regulations from September 8

Hanoi will tighten the check of travel permit from September 8 as part of efforts to ensure strict implementation of social distancing measures to prevent the spreading of COVID-19 pandemic.
ho chi minh issues travel permits to working citizens

Ho Chi Minh issues travel permits to working citizens

Ho Chi Minh City Department of Transport has just released Document No.9296/SGTVT-KT guiding the issuance of travel permits for required employees.
animal feed producers find fault in ruling

Animal feed producers find fault in ruling

Animal feed producers are demanding removal of a regulation on conformity declaration for animal feed and supplements only weeks after it came into effect, saying the new rules are needless and wasteful.
the ways of vietnamese people in fighting covid 19

The ways of Vietnamese people in fighting COVID-19

Vietnam has proved one of the most proactive countries in the world in its response to COVID-19, taking appropriate actions to stop the virus from spreading. Dr Greeni Maheshwari, RMIT University lecturer shared her personal views on the ways Vietnamese people fight COVID-19.
preventing a chain reaction of pandemic related issues

Preventing a chain reaction of pandemic-related issues

Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) make up over 90 per cent of businesses in Vietnam, as well as in economies across the world. They have been hard hit by COVID-19, and there is a crucial need to focus on recovery efforts.
overseas buyers pin hopes on ease of restrictions

Overseas buyers pin hopes on ease of restrictions

Luxury and high-end residences up and down Vietnam have attracted much interest from foreigners since 2015 when the government permitted non-nationals to own property in the country. Damian Sung (damian@asiabankersclub.com), sales director at Asia Bankers Club, discussed with VIR’s Bich Ngoc the recent sentiment regarding such ownership and the prospects involved.
activate technology the story of a two decade rd journey

Activate technology: The story of a two-decade R&D journey

It is rare in the industry for research and development to take more than two decades, the way it did for BlueScope’s Activate technology is barely seen in the industry. This “abnormity” enables this unique technology to set a “new norm” in Vietnam’s alloy-coated steel industry. Daniel Parker, Process Development manager at BlueScope Innovation shares the story behind this technology and what it can bring for the industry.