Vietnam Today

The Prime Minister noted that law-making must ensure the "5 Easies": easy to understand, easy to access, easy to implement, easy to inspect, and easy to supervise.

During the latest round, negotiators focused on flexibly addressing remaining differences.

Vietnam calls on the relevant parties to exercise maximum restraint, immediately cease any actions that escalate tensions, protect civilians and essential infrastructures, and resolve differences through peaceful means in strict accordance with international law, the United Nations Charter and the relevant Resolutions of the United Nations, said the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry's Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang.

What makes Hanoi particularly special in the eyes of international tourists is its blend of the East and the West in architecture, the old and the new in its rhythm of life, and street food that is simple yet so appealing it becomes iconic, acncording to Condé Nast Traveler.

To achieve this goal, the capital city is developing mechanisms and policies to encourage and support taxi companies in proactively converting their fleets.

During a meeting in Hanoi on February 27 with Portugal's Minister of State and Foreign Affairs Paulo Rangel, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh proposed that both sides strengthen cooperation in maritime affairs, port development, shipbuilding, and logistics...