At the ceremony, 100 young Vietnamese businesspeople who rose to prominence in 2019 were honoured, with the 10 best entrepreneurs having been awarded the 2019 Red Star Awards.

At the ceremony.

This year, votes went to young entrepreneurs holding key positions in enterprises with excellent achievements in production and business activities and who actively participate in community development, among other requirements.

They are typical young entrepreneurs, representing the intellectual, dynamic and creative nature of the younger generation nationwide. These examples of the country’s young adults arouse the spirit of self-determination, contributing to the development of the nation.

The top 100 awardees generated total revenue of nearly VND109 trillion (US$4.7 billion) in 2018, contributing approximately VND5.69 trillion to the State budget and creating jobs for over 64,500 people.

The Red Star Awards, initiated in 1999, aim to honour outstanding young entrepreneurs for their sustainable economic achievements and contributions to social development.

Business seminar to promote Vietnam – Ghana trade

Vietnamese and Ghana enterprises will have more chances to boost cooperation at the Vietnam – Ghana business seminar, which is scheduled for November 28 in Hanoi.

PM stresses businesses’ role in improving labourers’ skills

The country’s biggest-ever forum on vocational training took place in Hanoi on November 16 with a focus on ways to promote Vietnamese labourers’ skills.

Vietnam – RoK business summit opens in Quang Nam

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Farmer’s family offers tourism business

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Over 12,000 businesses set up in October

Vietnam saw 12,182 businesses established in October, up 3 percent from the previous month, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).

Source: VNA