The province will resolutely refuse or cease the attraction of projects with high pollution risks or those belonging to sectors categorized by the Government as having a high potential for environmental degradation.
Both nations are facing familiar challenges: an aging population, rising healthcare demands, workforce pressures, and the urgent need to shift from a curative to a preventative model of care.
According to Mr. Haruhiko Ozasa, chief representative of JETRO Hanoi, while "Wagyu" and "Matcha" are particularly famous, Japanese cuisine is far more diverse than just these well-known items.
The Ministry of Health affirmed that it will continue to closely monitor the epidemic situation and coordinate with the World Health Organization (WHO) and foreign countries to provide timely guidance on appropriate and effective prevention measures.
Vietnam’s transition to a sustainable economy is creating new job opportunities but also reveals that demand for workers with green skills far outpaces the labor market’s ability to supply them both globally and in Vietnam.