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04/07/2021 11:21 GMT+7
Vietnam to have 1,704 industrial clusters by 2025
Vietnam aims to have 1,704 industrial clusters by 2025, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien made the statement during an online meeting about managing and developing industrial clusters on July 2.
In 2020, Vietnam had 968 industrial clusters, covering 30,912ha. Of which, the infrastructure of 450 clusters was invested in by private firms. As of now, the authorities have approved technical infrastructure projects at 955 clusters that cover 29,782ha and have a total investment of VND115trn (USD4.9bn).
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Localities step up in pandemic battle 11:01 | 19/05/2021
The last few weeks have seen somewhat of a resurgence of COVID-19 outbreaks up and down the country, which as of last Friday was seemingly under general control as new cases were being confined to locked-down areas.
Learning lessons from outbreaks last year, businesses in Vietnam that are key to economic productivity are working extra hard to ensure operations can be maintained as much as possible. VIR takes a look at measures being carried out in various industrial zones to prevent the spread.
Vietnamâs cities and provinces are taking all precautions when it comes to pandemic prevention
Friday, May 07, 2021, 11:54 GMT+7
Tourist boats operate in Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam. Photo: Tien Thang / Tuoi Tre
All tourist attractions in Quang Ninh Province and Hai Phong City in northern Vietnam, including the famous Ha Long Bay, have been shut down due to the increasingly serious COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam.
The Quang Ninh People’s Committee decided to suspend all tourism activities from 12:00 pm on Thursday until further notice as part of its coronavirus prevention and control efforts.
Among those having been closed are tourist areas and attractions, relics, and scenic lookouts, including the UNESCO-recognized Ha Long Bay, as well as sea-island tourism routes.