(VOVworld) – The 2016 Spring Newspaper Festival has opened on Nguyen Van Binh street in Ho Chi Minh City’s district 1. Around 150 press publications and magazines from Ho Chi Minh City and the Central press agencies are on display at the event. Nguyen Thanh Tam of district 12 said:

(VOVworld)- Party personnel preparations for the next tenure draw great attention from Party members and the public. They agreed that the personnel were thoroughly prepared and all preparations for key positions were thorough and democratic.

(VOVworld) - Head of the Party Central Committee’s External Relations Commission called for the application of historical evidence and international law in settling differences between Vietnam, China and other countries about the East Sea issue.

(VOVworld) – One of the core tasks of the 12th tenure of the Party Central Committee will be the continued implementation of strategic breakthroughs, restructuring the economy, and changing the growth model. Most of the questioned people believe policies and guidelines will be implemented after the 12th National Party Congress.

(VOVworld) – The international press continues to cover the 12th National Party Congress, focusing on policies and development prospects for Vietnam’s economy.

(VOVworld) – More than 800 books and documents are on display at an exhibition on the Vietnamese Communist Party (CPV) at the National Library in Hanoi.

(VOVworld) – About 80 domestic and foreign reporters will cover the 12th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam scheduled to open on Wednesday.

(VOVworld) – A press center to cover the 12th National Party Congress opened at the National Convention Center on Monday, followed by a press briefing on the Congress.

(VOVworld) – A blood donation program called “Red Sunday” was held in Hanoi on Sunday by the Tien Phong newspaper, the National Traffic Safety Committee, and the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion.

(VOVworld) – A festival on youth and science-technology opened in HCM city on Saturday attracting nearly 2,000 students and members of science-technology clubs.