Vietnam Today

Saskatchewan currently has a demand for approximately 30,000 skilled workers in sectors such as construction, mechanics, mining, electronics, hospitality, high-tech agriculture, and several other trades.

Deputy Prime Minister Ho Quoc Dung has signed Decision No. 1481/QĐ-TTg, officially issuing the List of public career services utilizing the state budget within the field of science and technology.

Under the plan, at least four national research and testing centers for priority areas of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), biology and biomedicine, advanced materials, high-speed rail and urban rail will be formed.

Despite the vast potential for export expansion, several of Vietnam's key fruit exports—including mangoes, longans, lychees, pomelos, rambutans, and bananas—are not yet permitted for entry.

The industry will focus on maintaining its presence in key traditional markets, with a particular emphasis on the United States, and expanding into Japan, China, South Korea, the EU, India, Canada, Australia, the Middle East, and other emerging markets.

Diplomacy has also contributed to mobilizing external resources, expanding markets, attracting investment, and promoting sci-tech and innovation, thereby supporting productivity gains, economic restructuring and sustainable development, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung told the plenary session of the 33rd Diplomatic Conference in Hanoi on August 4.