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Vietnamese intellectuals in Netherlands discuss IT, climate change issues | Sci-Tech - Vimarsana News

Vietnamese intellectuals in Netherlands discuss IT, climate change issues | Sci-Tech

Vietnamese intellectuals in the Netherlands have gathered to discuss issues related to Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI), and climate changes.

Sharjah announces 50% discount on fines for non-renewal of business licences - Vimarsana News

Sharjah announces 50% discount on fines for non-renewal of business licences

The Sharjah Government on Tuesday announced a 50 per cent discount on fines due to non-renewal of business licences from next week...

Australia invests another AUD17 million in Vietnam's innovation ecosystem - Vimarsana News

Australia invests another AUD17 million in Vietnam's innovation ecosystem

(CPV) - The Australian Government has been investing in the development of an innovation ecosystem in Vietnam since 2018 through its flagship Aus4Innovation program. It has been announced recently that the Aus4Innovation program will be extended to 2028, making it a 10-year commitment with a total budget of AUD33.5 million.

First Vietnamese start-up attends world's leading tech conference | Sci-Tech - Vimarsana News

First Vietnamese start-up attends world's leading tech conference | Sci-Tech

AECIS became the first Vietnamese start-up company to attend the Collision Conference 2023 held in Toronto, Canada, on June 26-29.

Car licence plate auction to start in mid-August: ministry | Society - Vimarsana News

Car licence plate auction to start in mid-August: ministry | Society

The first auction for car licence plates is scheduled to take place from August 15 to 20, according to the Ministry of Public Security.