Lợi nhuận nghìn tỷ kiểu giật lùi của MobiFone
Lợi nhuận nghìn tỷ kiểu giật lùi của MobiFone
Lợi nhuận nghìn tỷ kiểu giật lùi của MobiFone
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Showing posts with label Vietnam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vietnam. Show all posts
Lợi nhuận nghìn tỷ kiểu giật lùi của MobiFone
Written By News Features Online on Tuesday, September 1, 2015 | September 01, 2015
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Bí mật đêm chủ nhật: Hoài Linh khoe vòng eo 54cm nhỏ hơn cả Ngọc Trinh
Written By News Features Online on Monday, July 27, 2015 | July 27, 2015
Bí mật đêm chủ nhật: Hoài Linh khoe vòng eo 54cm nhỏ hơn cả Ngọc Trinh
Bí mật đêm chủ nhật: Hoài Linh khoe vòng eo 54cm nhỏ hơn cả Ngọc Trinh
Bí mật đêm chủ nhật: Hoài Linh khoe vòng eo 54cm nhỏ hơn cả Ngọc Trinh
July 27, 2015 | 0
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Thông tấn xã Đức: Đại Tướng Phùng Quang Thanh qua đời
Written By News Features Online on Monday, July 20, 2015 | July 20, 2015
Thông tấn xã Đức: Đại Tướng Phùng Quang Thanh qua đời
Thông tấn xã Đức: Đại Tướng Phùng Quang Thanh qua đời
Thông tấn xã Đức: Đại Tướng Phùng Quang Thanh qua đời
July 20, 2015 | 0
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Vietnam's Hanoi Airport Getting Second Terminal By 2014
Written By Admin on Tuesday, December 6, 2011 | December 06, 2011
By STAFF Writer
December 06, 2011
HANOI AIRPORT T2 NEWS - Construction for the second terminal begins today at Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport (Vietnam) after work order issued by Deputy PM Hoang Trung Hai.
Talking to the media yesterday the Vietnamese Deputy PM said the T2 terminal project is the joint effort of Ministry of Transport, Hanoi city and also Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). He also proposed Civil Aviation Authority and Ministry of Transport to make good collaboration in the management to ensure completion of the terminal in the set time frame.
The terminal will be four-storey with a total floor area of 139,200 sq. mts. It is scheduled to be completed by year 2014 and estimated to receive about 10 million passengers a year. The capacity will be increased to 15 million passengers after 2020.
The current T1 terminal of the Hanoi airport has the capacity to accommodate 5 million travelers a year and since 2007 it has been overloaded. It is presently handling about eleven million travelers a year.
After 2020, new terminals - T3 and T4 - has also been planned at the Noi Bai Airport.
The Vietnam Airlines hopes Hanoi and Ho chi Minh City airports to become the gateways to the Southeast Asian region.
To compete with major aviation hubs in the region like Singapore and Bangkok, the country needs to spend more, said analysts.
Japan is funding 75 billion yen ($961 million) as aid for the T2 terminal construction. The country is also funding for an expressway and bridge link to the terminal.
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December 06, 2011 | 0
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Global Warming Threatens Rice Growth: Study
Written By one-liners on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 | August 10, 2010
A Recent study has revealed that global warming could hamper the growth of rice. They advised farmers to implement innovative farming management techniques and switch over to more heat tolerant varieties.
Rice production slow down would affect billions of people worldwide as it the most important crop and staple diet for almost half the population of world. A drop in production could result in food scarcity, exponential price rise and in a worse case famine.
The study was conducted by a team of researchers from University of California, San Diego. The study also enumerated that yielding of rice slow down at night temperature as it has been witnessed that due to rise in global temperature night temperature is gradually increasing. However, researchers are still in doubt about the exact reason of drop in night temperature.
August 10, 2010 | 0
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Vietnam releases white paper on national defense
Written By one-liners on Wednesday, December 9, 2009 | December 09, 2009
Published: December 9, 2009
HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnamese government on Tuesday released a white paper on national defense, providing updated information on the country's military forces and illustrating Vietnam's national defense policy.
The white paper, the third one on national defense released by Vietnam, includes three chapters, namely security situation and national defense policy, building the national defense, and building the people's army, the militia and self-defense force.
Vietnam has followed a national defense policy of peace and self-defense in the guideline of not using force or threatening of using force in international relations, and solving differences and disputes with other countries by peaceful means, said the paper.
The release of the paper demonstrates the desire of the Vietnamese people and the Vietnam People's Army (VPA) for advancing mutual understanding and trust with other peoples and armed forces in the world, said Nguyen Chi Vinh, Deputy Minister of the National Defense at a press conference to launch the white paper here on Tuesday.
Vietnam's national defense budget in 2008 was roughly 27 trillion Vietnamese dong (1.46 billion U.S. dollars), accounting for 1.8 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The ratio was appropriate for Vietnam and was no significant change over five years earlier, said Vinh.
Vinh said that the ratio of 1.8 percent would remain the same in the next five years. If Vietnamese economy continues to grow, there will be more input for the modernization of country's national defense, said Vinh.
In response to the recent media reports that Vietnam has the intention to procure military equipment from Russia, Vinh said that to consolidate peaceful situation of the country and modernize the VPA, Vietnam is considering the purchase of military equipment from many sources including Russia. Russia is a traditional friend and an important partner of Vietnam, said Vinh.
In military procurement, Vietnam is opening the floor to all possible parties in line with international law and Vienam's needs, according to Vinh.
Regarding the settlement of disputes over the sea territory with some neighboring countries, Vinh said that it's the policy of Vietnamese Communist Party and the government to ensure that all disputes should be settled through peaceful means. Vietnam vowed to safeguard the country's independence and sovereignty on the basis of international law and further promote unity and friendship with neighbors and other countries concerned.
Vietnam's second white paper on national defense was released in 2004.
source: http://www.xinhuanet.com/
HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnamese government on Tuesday released a white paper on national defense, providing updated information on the country's military forces and illustrating Vietnam's national defense policy.
The white paper, the third one on national defense released by Vietnam, includes three chapters, namely security situation and national defense policy, building the national defense, and building the people's army, the militia and self-defense force.
Vietnam has followed a national defense policy of peace and self-defense in the guideline of not using force or threatening of using force in international relations, and solving differences and disputes with other countries by peaceful means, said the paper.
The release of the paper demonstrates the desire of the Vietnamese people and the Vietnam People's Army (VPA) for advancing mutual understanding and trust with other peoples and armed forces in the world, said Nguyen Chi Vinh, Deputy Minister of the National Defense at a press conference to launch the white paper here on Tuesday.
Vietnam's national defense budget in 2008 was roughly 27 trillion Vietnamese dong (1.46 billion U.S. dollars), accounting for 1.8 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The ratio was appropriate for Vietnam and was no significant change over five years earlier, said Vinh.
Vinh said that the ratio of 1.8 percent would remain the same in the next five years. If Vietnamese economy continues to grow, there will be more input for the modernization of country's national defense, said Vinh.
In response to the recent media reports that Vietnam has the intention to procure military equipment from Russia, Vinh said that to consolidate peaceful situation of the country and modernize the VPA, Vietnam is considering the purchase of military equipment from many sources including Russia. Russia is a traditional friend and an important partner of Vietnam, said Vinh.
In military procurement, Vietnam is opening the floor to all possible parties in line with international law and Vienam's needs, according to Vinh.
Regarding the settlement of disputes over the sea territory with some neighboring countries, Vinh said that it's the policy of Vietnamese Communist Party and the government to ensure that all disputes should be settled through peaceful means. Vietnam vowed to safeguard the country's independence and sovereignty on the basis of international law and further promote unity and friendship with neighbors and other countries concerned.
Vietnam's second white paper on national defense was released in 2004.
source: http://www.xinhuanet.com/
December 09, 2009 | 0
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