Nha trang attractions vietnam

Vietnam’s Party General Secretary and State President Nguyen Phu Trong and Indian President Ram Nath Kovind have consented to further boost the two nations’ relationship and elevate bilateral trade turnover to US$15 billion in the near future. … [Read more...] about Politics Vietnam, India to lift bilateral trade to $15bn Malaysian tourists charged $21.5 for dish of stir-fried eggs in Nha Trang

With regard to economic matters, the Vietnamese head of government proposed that ASEAN establish more favorable conditions for trade and investment, stabilize finance and currency, boost small-scale and high-tech businesses, and enhance cooperation in macroeconomic management. … [Read more...] about Politics Vietnam premier stresses unity within ASEAN Two firms fined for illegally employing 22 foreigners in Nha Trang

Phu Quoc Island: Ringed by white-sand beaches, this un-spoilt oasis in the Gulf of Thailand recently welcomed the JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, which was designed by Bill Bensley. From there, it's all tropical jungles, white beaches, snorkeling, diving, kayaking and island-hopping around the 20 or so uninhabited islets nearby. … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s top destinations featured on CNN’s photo tour

Romanian officials were impressed seeing Ly Nha Ky in Rumanian traditional costumes. "Ly Nha Ky has had a long and exhausting journey moving from south to north by car. She had to stop at every province to take photos to advertise Romanian landscape and culture. She also met with local officials and made many effective suggestions," said Mr. Sorin Arjoca, representative of the government of Gorj County.  … [Read more...] about Honorary Consul Ly Nha Ky boosts VN-Romania diplomatic relations

President Trump has pushed to scale back regulations on coal in the U.S. and made pitching the fuel a top priority at the annual United Nations climate conference. In one of his first moves as president, he pulled the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a multi-nation trade deal that, despite drawing criticism from environmental groups, was expected to drive down the costs of renewable energy in developing countries. Last June, he announced plans to withdraw from the Paris accord and curtailed all U.S. payments to the Green Climate Fund. This year, he named a new secretary of state: Mike Pompeo, a vigorous climate change denier who, as a congressman, made repeated attempts to cripple funding for renewable energy projects. … [Read more...] about Vietnam Is A Test For What Happens When The U.S. Abandons Climate Diplomacy