Troops on ship BP 320403 of Flotilla 2 (Binh Dinh Province’s Border Guards) received a certificate of merit and a cash reward on February 18th for successfully rescuing a distressed trawler.

The policy of President Barack Obama’s administration in his second term is to continue attaching importance to boosting relations with Vietnam.

A seminar entitled “Sharing results of the project studying flood impacts on the urban development planning in Quy Nhon City’s Nhon Binh ward, in the context of climate change” took place in Quy Nhon.

Relevant agencies are scrutinizing the feasibility of an oil refinery project costing as much as US$27 billion proposed by a Thai investor, and would only request central authorities to give their blessing after prudent considerations.

The photo “Student’s smile” got the special prize at a contest held by Binh Dinh College’s students’ association.

Meticulously-crafted, the products from Van Son Village, An Nhon Township’s Nhon Hau Commune have been turning soil into art for a long time, and have become known throughout the country.

Breathtaking views of the East Sea from the rolling Ba Na Hills, brick-tower relics from the ancient Hindu-Buddhist Cham culture that once ruled powerful sea-trading city-states – and traditional martial-arts villages draw many visitors to the central province of Binh Dinh.

The 221st anniversary of Ngoc Hoi – Dong Da Victory was held yesterday (Feb.17), which falls on the fourth day of the first lunar month, at the Quang Trung Museum in Tay Son District. Below are some pictures of the event.

Seeing young laborers have gradually left their hometown to find jobs, Youth Union officials in Tam Quan Nam commune made every effort to help them find jobs in their hometown.

Villagers maintained the classical drama through decades of war and hardship, keeping it safe for future generations. Minh Thu reports.