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| PRICE OF GOLD & USD | (02/03/2012) |
| Gold (97%) | 4359 VND/chi | 4459 VND/chi |
| Gold (99%) | 4515 VND/chi | 4555 VND/chi |
| Dollar | 20950 VND/USD | 21020 VND/USD |
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| PRICE OF COFFEE | (02/03/2012) |
| R2B (R2,S13,5%) | 37000 VNÐ/Kg |
| R1C (R1,S16,2%) | 37600 VNĐ/Kg |
| R1A (R1,S18,2%) | 37800 VNĐ/Kg |
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| PRICE OF PRODUCES | (02/03/2012) |
| Cocoa (Armajaro) | 44000 VNÐ/Kg |
| honey bee (Pure) | 70000 VND/kilogram |
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 | HOT NEWS |  |
Dak Lak: The value of industrial production in 5 months in 2009 reached 955 billion VND
| The value of industrial production in May of 2009 reached 179,177 million VND, increasing 0.2% compared with the April, increasing 12.2% compared with the same period in 2008. In which, State industrial enterprises reached 25,284 million VND, increased 0.4% compared with April, decreased 42.9% compared with the same period in 2008; private industrial companies reached 152,568 million, increasing 0.1% compared with 4/2009, increasing 24.2% compared with the same period in 2008; Foreign investment companies reached 1,325 million VND, increasing 58.7% compared with the same period in 2008. Thus, the value of industrial production in 5 months in 2009, reached 955,551 million VND and accounting for 29.5% of the plan.
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Spend over 75 billion VND to propagate laws for rural people and ethnic minorities
| The Prime Minister issued the Decision No. 72/2009/QD-TTg, approved the Project propagating laws for rural people and ethnic minorities from 2009 to 2012 under Program of propagating and educating laws from 2008 to 2012 of the Government.
In this project, the Government will spend 75.298 billion to propagate laws for rural people and ethnic minorities, to overcome the current limitations in propaganda of law for rural people and ethnic minorities; strengthen staff doing this work; implement effectively coordination among agencies propagating laws for rural people and ethnic minorities. |
Netherlands lends hand to Viet Nam cocoa growers
| The Netherlands has pledged to provide Viet Nam with financial and technical support to help the Viet Nam cocoa industry ensure its sustainable development.
Pursuant to a memorandum of understanding inked between the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) and the Netherlands’ Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, Viet Nam must designate an area to supply raw material for the industry and quickly build up the necessary labour force.
The deal was signed at a two-day seminar that ended late last week in HCM City.
As a result of the agreement, Viet Nam aims to emerge as a reliable global supplier of cocoa beans, particularly in Asia where supply falls far below demand, MARD affirmed during the seminar.
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