… knowing that their contributions have reached the right people and will benefit those affected by the storms and floods.
Mr. Cao Xuan Thao – Head of the Mobilization Committee (VCFO)
Mr. Cao Xuan Thao shared that in response to the call made by the VCFO’s Executive Board, numerous agencies, businesses, organizations, groups, and individuals from Vietnam and abroad have proactively reached out to offer support to the storm-affected communities through the VCFO. What’s truly heartwarming is that, over the past few days, millions of individuals have taken the initiative to donate to the Central Relief Mobilization Committee’s bank account. While some contributed 50,000 VND, others gave 100,000 VND, and there were also those who donated up to hundreds of millions of VND. Some chose to remain anonymous, quietly offering their support. These acts of kindness are truly commendable.
The VCFO is highly focused on organizing the receipt of these supportive funds and promptly processing the transfer of the donations to the Relief Committees in the affected regions to facilitate relief efforts.
The support from organizations and individuals has been incredibly selfless and sincere, reflecting the spirit of “comradeship and national solidarity.” The VCFO has initially disclosed the bank statement of the Vietcombank account, covering the period from September 1st to September 10th, 2024, through various media platforms. This step ensures transparency and reassures the public that their contributions are reaching the intended recipients.
Moving forward, the VCFO will continue to uphold complete transparency by disclosing all information regarding the organizations and individuals who have transferred donations to the Central Relief Mobilization Committee’s bank account. This allows everyone to participate in monitoring and supervising the relief fund usage.
The International Food and Beverage Ingredients Exhibition
The food and beverage (F&B) industry in Vietnam is a key driver of economic growth and food security in the country, and the F&B ingredients sector plays a pivotal role in this success story. With an impressive average annual growth rate of 10-12%, the F&B ingredients industry has become a powerhouse, fueling not just the economy but also ensuring that Vietnam’s food security needs are met.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh Meets Indonesian President-elect
On the morning of September 14, at the Government Headquarters, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh met with Indonesia’s President-elect Prabowo Subianto, who was on a working visit to Vietnam.
“Can Tho’s 199 Export-Oriented Agricultural Area Codes”
The fruit-growing area of Can Tho is expanding, and gradually meeting the standards for export to markets in China, the US, Australia, the EU, Japan, South Korea, and beyond.
“African Team Quang Linh Breaks Down in Tears as Angolan Locals Donate to Vietnamese Flood Victims: “The Vietnamese Have Helped Us So Much””
The people of Africa wanted to show their support for the people of Vietnam, and although the monetary amount was small, it was a heartfelt gesture.
Why is Vietnam Spending Over $800 Million to Import a Product We Export in the Top 3 Worldwide?
The influx of these Indian goods into Vietnam has skyrocketed in the first eight months of 2024, capturing the attention of many.
