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Japanese ambassador to Vietnam Hiroshi Fukada and Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Van Trung signed the agreement on September 6.

Japan pledges $106 mln aids for Vietnam

The money will fund a five-year socio-economic development plan

Vietnam may borrow $185 million from Japan to build bridge in the Mekong Delta

Vietnam may borrow $185 million from Japan to build bridge in the Mekong Delta

Construction of the bridge is estimated to cost $231.25 million

A file photo shows a Ho Chi Minh City's road built with ODA (official development assistance) fund. ODA with long maturity and low interest rates makes up around 94 percent of Vietnam's external debts. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Vietnam may be better off without ODA loans: economists

They are often expensive because lending countries insist their companies should be involved

Contractor blames slow capital disbursement for long delay in Hanoi's railway

Contractor blames slow capital disbursement for long delay in Hanoi's railway

The cost of the project, which have initial outlay of $552 million, shot up by more than $868 million

Vietnam anticipates double-digit fall in cheap loans for development projects

Vietnam anticipates double-digit fall in cheap loans for development projects

Its newly earned status as a middle-income country means many partners will cut back on soft loans and grants

Japan pledges over $800 million for Vietnam's infrastructure projects

Japan pledges over $800 million for Vietnam's infrastructure projects

Japan's ODA hit a record low in 2014 following a graft case at a railway project in Hanoi

The country's first metro line in Ho Chi Minh City is among the projects to receive new aid promised by Japanese prime minister November 20. Photo: Diep Duc Minh

Japan pledges $1.4 billion in development loans to Vietnam

The money will help fund major transport, energy and environment projects in the developing country

6 Vietnamese railway officials receive jail terms in bribery scandal

6 Vietnamese railway officials receive jail terms in bribery scandal

The officials have received US$493,000 from a Japanese consultant in a project funded by Japan, a Hanoi court heard

6 Vietnam railway officials tried for bribery linked to Japanese ODA

6 Vietnam railway officials tried for bribery linked to Japanese ODA

Six officials allegedly received US$493,000 in bribes from a Japanese consultant for a major rail project

Vietnam urged to ditch development aid for better financing options

Vietnam urged to ditch development aid for better financing options

Loans are no longer cheap for Vietnam after it came out of the low-income status

Vietnam seeks foreign investors to manage major expressways

Vietnam seeks foreign investors to manage major expressways

The government needs to recoup some of the high cost to build these roads so that it can move on...

Vietnam to seek additional loan for Chinese-built Hanoi elevated railway

Vietnam to seek additional loan for Chinese-built Hanoi elevated railway

It wants more than US$250 million to get the much-delayed Cat Linh-Ha Dong line finished by 2016.  

Long Thanh - Dau Giay Highway between Ho Chi Minh City and the southern province of Dong Nai. Photo credit: SGTO

Vietnam struggles to attract investors to transport infrastructure

Local companies do not have the deep pockets required while foreign firms are just not interested

Hanoi's infamous elevated railway lags behind schedule, again

Hanoi's infamous elevated railway lags behind schedule, again

The Chinese-built Cat Linh-Ha Dong project has already missed several deadlines, and created several death traps    

Hanoi's Long Bien Bridge, where part of the capital city's first urban railroad will go past. Photo: Thai Son

6 railway officials face charges for Japan ODA project-related bribery

They allegedly took a total of US$562,000 from a Japanese consultancy.
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