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The Ministry of Public Security plans to organise a conference on “Sharing and acquiring international experience on penalties for administrative violations in cybersecurity”. The event aims to acquire and refer the wide range of international perspectives/ experience and fathom the actual implementation situation at local/ foreign businesses regarding penalties for administrative violations in cybersecurity. 

1. Lending interest rates rise
2. Addressing future of embedded finance in Vietnam
3. Legalities related to insurance for motor vehicle rent
4. Standard Chartered raises Vietnam's growth forecast to 7.5pct
5. Leading Swiss media outlet highlights Vietnam as Asia's new tiger
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1. Safety equipment and materials supply
2. Electronic materials, components supply
3. Electric and control materials supply
4. Specialized equipment and tools supply
5. Production materials supply
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1. Deposits at banks guaranteed: State Bank Governor
2. More Vietnamese opt for QR payments
3. Ministry proposes 36 criteria to assess efficiency of foreign investments
4. Governance management of Vietnamese enterprises is still low: experts
5. Leading Swiss media outlet highlights Vietnam as Asia's new tiger
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1. Luggage packing machine supply
2. Shaft bearing, side bearing supply
3. Electric and control materials supply
4. Specialized equipment and tools supply
5. Production materials supply
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The Vietnam Blockchain Association will open a series of discussions about the potential of blockchain technology from leading experts in the field, shedding light on legal policy issues, opportunities, and potential risks surrounding blockchain applications at the Vietnam Blockchain Summit 2022.

The firm, promoting investment in the Nam Đình Vũ project phase 2 to put into operation from the first quarter of 2023, has had positive results in the last nine months, expecting to exceed its commitment with the AGM 2022 with the better scenario.

The data was revealed in a report at the National Assembly's (NA) Committee for Economic Affairs on Tuesday morning. Assessments were made based on Government reports on the implementation of the socio-economic development plan, the State budget estimate in 2022, and the socio-economic development plan in 2023.