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Mine action in Vietnam making progress: UNDP country chief | Society

Caitlin Wiesen, UNDP Resident Representative in Vietnam. (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The mine action sector in Vietnam is blessed with a strong and genuine partnership between the government and development partners, and the important progress made over the past few years is a clear indicator that it is indeed feasible for it to think big and make ambitious yet realistic strategies and plans to reach the finish line. In an exclusive writing to the Vietnam News Agency ahead of the upcoming Vietnamese-led United Nations Security Council (UNSC) open debate on April 8 titled “ Mine action and sustaining peace: Stronger partnerships for better deliver”, United Nations Development Program Resident Representative in Vietnam Caitlin Wiesen also made it clear that the strong sector coordination and collaboration are a “key driving force” to reach the milestones required to make Vietnam impact free by 2030.

Vietnam preparing for return of foreign tourists

Vietnam preparing for return of foreign tourists 8 hours ago Air traffic with Taiwan, South Korea and Japan will be restored in July In September, the borders for visitors from countries with favorable COVID-19 situation will open The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam presented a three-stage roadmap for the restoration of international flights. The first stage will last from April to July. It will only apply to Vietnamese residents who could not return to Vietnam due to closed borders. But they will pay for PCR tests and accommodation in the observatory on their own. The second stage will begin in July. At this time, air traffic with Taiwan, South Korea and Japan will be restored.

Tourism recovery can take off alongside flights resumption - VnExpress International

Tourism recovery can take off alongside flights resumption By Dat Nguyen   April 7, 2021 | 08:00 am GMT+7 Empty tourist boats seen in Hoi An Town, central Vietnam in July 2020 amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Photo by VnExress/Son Thuy. Tourism companies see a proposed plan to gradually resume international flights as a necessary first step for their sector to recover from the pandemic-inflicted slump. Nguyen Minh Man, head of marketing at the HCMC-based TST Tourist Co., said that a slow and careful reopening of Vietnam’s borders can form a strong foundation to resume tourism activities. This is a golden time for the tourism industry to prepare their human resources and products to recover and achieve a breakthrough next year, he added.

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