Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Van Phuong thanked the Embassy of Japan, the A.P. Møller Support Foundation and the DDG Vietnam for  funding the overcoming of the aftermath of the war. It is hoped that the project activities will be effectively implemented, contributing to stabilizing people's lives and facilitating the socio-economic development of the locality.

According to the MOU, the DDG and the PPC have established a cooperative relationship to deal with explosive materials left over from the war. The project has a fund of approximately 1.2 million USD. It will be implemented for 2 years and commence after the project is approved by the Office of the Government. Sites are deployed in 10 communes of A Luoi District and other priority areas as proposed by the PPC.

By Thai Binh

• Launching the contest of writing and painting about homeland’s sea and islands (11/12)
• Promoting application of technology 4.0 for socio-economic development in Hue (11/12)
• Press plays a vital role in promoting and developing tourism (08/12)
• International scientific conference for young scientists (07/12)
• Hue city hosts the forum “Digital transformation for women-owned businesses” (04/12)
• To train qualified human resources to meet the needs of spearhead economic sectors (28/10)
• Successfully operating the first liver transplantation in Central - Central Highland region (18/10)
• Promoting the role of faith-based organizations in environmental protection (15/10)