Trang hà |
Vietnam's ornamental flower industry is developing strongly, becoming an economic sector with great potential, currently in need of high-quality human resources.
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Vietnam's ornamental flower industry is an economic sector with great potential. With an area of nearly 45,000 hectares by 2024, the output value will reach more than 45,000 billion VND/year.
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Instead of relying solely on the high school graduation exam, many 12th graders are straining themselves to prepare for many separate exams to increase their chances of passing the university entrance exam.
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Below are the majors that are exempted or have reduced tuition fees that students should note.
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Politburo member, Secretary of the Hanoi Party Committee Nguyen Duy Ngoc highly appreciated the efforts of the forces working at the Hong Ha bridge construction site.
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Hanoi - Near Tet, in public areas and entertainment venues of the Capital, decoration work is being urgently completed to welcome guests at the beginning of the year.
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Britain and the United States continue to coordinate with Cambodia to investigate cybercrime after Cambodia extradited fraud boss Chen Zhi to China.
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Malaysian newspapers believe that the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has received a complaint from Vietnam about the status of 7 ineligible naturalized players.
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Da Nang - On the morning of February 11, the first "Trade Union Buses" officially rolled, taking thousands of Da Nang workers to go home for Tet.
Hùng Cường |
Vietnam's ornamental flower industry is an economic sector with great potential. With an area of nearly 45,000 hectares by 2024, the output value will reach more than 45,000 billion VND/year.
Trang Hà |
Instead of relying solely on the high school graduation exam, many 12th graders are straining themselves to prepare for many separate exams to increase their chances of passing the university entrance exam.
Vân Trang |
Below are the majors that are exempted or have reduced tuition fees that students should note.
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