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Foreign Affairs News
Vietnamese legislative body vows to further increase ties with China (06-01-2009)
Hanoi (VNA) – National Assembly Chairman Nguyen Phu Trong said the Vietnamese legislative body will do its utmost to help further the Vietnam-China relationship fostered by generations of leaders and peoples.

* Viet Nam always opens its door wide to Omani investors (06-01-2009)
* Greetings to Myanmar on national day (05-01-2009)
* NA Chairman: Cooperation with Australia important (05-01-2009)
Consulate General News
Macao promises stronger cooperation with Viet Nam (12-02-2008)

Other News
Resolution implementation tops Party conference agenda (05-01-2009)
(VOV) - The Party Central Committee convened its 9th conference in Hanoi on January 5 to review the implementation of its resolutions adopted at the 10th national Party Congress in 2006, other resolutions for combating corruption and waste, as well as the cadre strategy.

* Oil-field province appealing to foreign investors (05-01-2009)
* Nation spends 40 billion VND on energy saving (05-01-2009)
* More efforts needed to weather storm in 2009 (02-01-2009)