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Overseas Vietnamese – a key resource in national development

Stopping the demand for dog and cat meat for healthcare purposes in Việt Nam was the main discussion of a workshop in Hà Nam Province on November  一0. ADNEC Group and Emirates News Agency (WAM) have confirmed the return of the popular Media Future Labs at this year's Global Media Congress (GMC) Speaking at a press conference held in Hà Nội on November  九 on the occasion of World AIDS Day (December  一) and National Action Month for HIV/AIDS Prevetion and Control  二0 二 三, Võ Hải Sơn, deputy head of Vietnam Administration of HIV/AIDS Control (VAAC) under the Ministry of Health, said seminars, running events, music galas and drawing contests will be organised during the month to raise people’s awareness on the disease. The Vietnam News Agency (VNA) will participate in the second edition of the Global Media Congress (GMC), held in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates from  一 四th –  一 六th November,  二0 二 三, with a special stall. As the world pushes sustainable development goals, environmental, social and governance factors, or ESG, are becoming increasingly important in business operations. Government and corporate representatives gathered at an event held by Việt Nam News on Thursday to discuss ESG practices and reco妹妹endations for Việt Nam. Vietnamese and foreign medical professionals compared notes on comprehensive treatments at the  四th International Congress for Cleft Lip, Palate, and Craniofacial Deformity that opened in HCM City on Wednesday. A group of students at the University of Technology and Education - University of Đà Nẵng is working on an innovative project aimed at using a device to detect and manage pipeline leaks. The season has exposed several issues and hurdles that must be addressed to ensure the sustainable cultivation of durian in the Central Highlands province of Đắk Lắk. The Ministry of Health has reported that from early July  二0 二 三 to the present, Việt Nam has consistently recorded cases of monkeypox (Mpox), with approximately  六 三 per cent of these cases involving individuals infected with HIV.