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FPT Corporation

FPT (Financing and Promoting Technology), officially the FPT Corporation, is an information technology service company in Vietnam with operations spanning three sectors: Technology, Telecommunications and Education. History On September 13, 1988, FPT was officially founded under the name Food Processing Technology. On October 27, 1990, the company changed its name to The Corporation for Technology Development and Investment (abbreviated as FPT), operating mainly in the field of information technology. In 1998, FPT was one of the first four Internet service providers (ISPs) in Vietnam. Since 2002, FPT has operated as a joint-stock company. On September 8, 2006, FPT University was established under the corporation, becoming the first corporate university in Vietnam to be licensed. Also in 2006, on October 24, FPT issued additional shares to two strategic investors, Texas Pacific Group (TPG) and Intel Capital, receiving an investment of 36.5 million USD. On November 18, 2006, FPT and Microsoft signed a strategic alliance agreement. On December 13, 2006, FPT stock was listed on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE). In February 2011, the board of directors of FPT Corporation issued a resolution appointing Mr. Truong Dinh Anh as general director to replace Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nam. On July 31, 2013, the board of directors of FPT Corporation approved the appointment of Mr. Bui Quang Ngoc, Ph.D. in database, to replace Mr. Truong Gia Binh as FPT's general director. Mr. Bui Quang Ngoc is one of the founding members and is vice chairman of FPT. In 2014, FPT was the first IT company in Vietnam to acquire a foreign IT company, RWE IT Slovakia (a member of RWE, a European leading energy corporation). In August 2017, FPT transferred 30% of its ownership in FPT Retail to Vina Capital and Dragon Capital, reducing its stake in FPT Retail to 55%. In September 2017, FPT transferred 47% of its ownership in FPT Trading to Synnex Corporation (Taiwan), reducing its stake in FPT Trading to 48%. In May 2021, FPT acquired Base.vn, a SaaS start-up. In July 2021, FPT invested in Intertec International. In August 2021, FPT launched eCovax – a digital "vaccine" program that helps businesses respond, recover, and thrive during COVID-19. On September 16, 2021, FPT's Chairman Truong Gia Binh initiated the idea of building a school for children who lost their parents due to COVID-19. In September 2022, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore Heng Swee Keat visited FPT with the aim of promoting partnership and cooperation of private sector enterprises between Vietnam and Singapore. In October 2022, FPT invested in Japanese business consulting services provider LTS Inc., becoming its strategic shareholder. In 2023, FPT executed four M&A deals and invested in technology companies in the US and France, such as Intertec International, Cardinal Peak, AOSIS and Landing AI. On December 14, 2023, FPT launches automotive technology subsidiary in Texas – FPT Automotive. In April 2024 it partnered with American tech company Nvidia to build an artificial intelligence factory. References External links Media related to FPT Corporation at Wikimedia Commons
FPT (Vietnam)

FPT anciennement The Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology est une société transnationale de technologies de l'information et de la communication du Viêt Nam. Elle est basée à Hanoï et a des filiales à Hô Chi Minh-Ville et à Da Nang. Positionnement FPT est classée première dans la section des sociétés privées de la liste VNR500 de 2008 des sociétés les plus importantes du Viêt Nam. La liste est construite sur la base du revenu, de la croissance et d'autres facteurs économiques. FPT est l'une des sociétés leader du Viêt Nam. FPT poursuit sa croissance malgré la crise mondiale. Activités FPT a des filiales dans les télécommunications, l'immobilier, l'éducation et les services financiers. FPT Software FPT Trading Company Limited FPT Information System Corporation FPT Distribution Company FPT University FPT Corporation, Asset Management Arm Fpt Informatics Services Company Limited FPT Land Co. Ltd. FPT Online Service Joint-Stock Company FPT Software Solutions Co.Ltd Fpt Hoa Lac High-tech Park Development Co. Ltd. FPT Entertainments and Media Company Ltd. Fpt Visky Joint Stock Company FPT Promotion JSC FPT Investment Company Limited FPT Informatic Services Company Limited FPT Education Company Limited FPT Mobile Co. FPT Securities Actionnaires Au 21 avril 2020, les 10 plus grands actionnaires de FPT sont : Références Voir aussi Articles connexes Liens externes (en) « Interactive Stock Chart for FPT Corp (FPT) », Bloomberg (consulté le 7 décembre 2012) (fr) « Vietnam : Télécom & IT : Le groupe FPT regarde vers l’avenir », Ubifrance, 31 octobre 2012 (consulté le 27 octobre 2013) (en) « Vietnam’s FPT to Appoint New CEO to Lead Global Expansion », Bloomberg, 18 juillet 2013 (consulté le 27 octobre 2013) (en) « Site du FPT Group » (consulté le 7 décembre 2012) (vi) « FPT téléphonie mobile » (consulté le 7 décembre 2012) (en) « FPT Software » (consulté le 7 décembre 2012) (vi) « FPT Telecom » (consulté le 7 décembre 2012) Portail du Vietnam Portail de l’informatique Portail des entreprises Portail des télécommunications
Pont Bạch Đằng

El pont Bạch Đằng (en vietnamita: Cầu Bạch Đằng) és un pont atirantat que travessa el riu Bạch Đằng a la província de Quảng Ninh, el Vietnam. És un dels ponts més llargs del Vietnam. Descripció El pont Bach Dang travessa el riu Bach Dang en l'autopista Ninh Binh-Hai Phong-Quang Ninh, que connecta la província de Quang Ninh amb la de Hai Phong. El pont és el punt final de l'autopista Ninh Binh-Hai Phong-Quang Ninh, amb el seu extrem nord en la comuna de Lien Vi, Quảng Yên de la província de Quang Ninh, i el seu extrem sud en el barri Dong Hai 2 del districte de Hải An, en Hai Phong. Amb quatre tirants i més de 3 km, és un dels ponts més llargs del Vietnam. Construcció En 2012, la província de Quang Ninh va aprovar un nou projecte d'una empresa japonesa que proposava un disseny atirantat d'acer en lloc del disseny original de pont de formigó pretesat que s'estava considerant. El 15 de gener de 2015 va tenir lloc la cerimònia de col·locació de la primera pedra del que llavors s'estimava en 7,6 bilions de dongs (quasi 300 milions d'euros). Com a creadors del disseny inicial, la empresa japonesa també supervisaria la construcció del pont sota un model de construcció-operació-transferència amb l'objectiu de quatre carrils de trànsit. L'abril de 2018, es va instal·lar la biga final en el pont, convertint-lo en el primer pont atirantat fabricat pel Vietnam i guanyant-se el sobrenom de «pont Made in Vietnam». Es diu que les tres torres en forma d'H del pont simbolitzen les tres ciutats de Hanoi, Ha Long i Hai Phong, a les quals ajuda a connectar. Operació Amb la seva obertura, es calcula que reduirà la distància de conducció entre Quang Ninh i Hanói de 175 km a 125 km. El novembre de 2018, va créixer la preocupació pel desnivell de la superfície de la carretera, però les autoritats la van considerar segura per als automobilistes. Al cap d'un any de trànsit, Quang Ninh va estimar que el pont tenia una mitjana d'11.000 vehicles al dia. En 2020, es va dur a terme un estudi sobre les vibracions induïdes pel vent en els cables del pont. Referències
Bạch Đằng Bridge

Bach Dang Bridge (Vietnamese: Cầu Bạch Đằng), is a cable-stayed bridge that crosses the Bạch Đằng River between Haiphong City and Quảng Ninh Province. This is the largest cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam and ranked 3rd among the 7 largest cable-stayed bridges in the world Description Bach Dang Bridge spans the Bach Dang River on the Ninh Binh–Hai Phong–Quang Ninh Expressway, connecting Haiphong City and Quang Ninh Province. The bridge is the end point for the Ninh Binh–Hai Phong–Quang Ninh Expressway, with its northern end in the Lien Vi commune, Quảng Yên of Quang Ninh Province and its southern end in the Dong Hai 2 ward of Hải An District, Haiphong. With four cable stays and at over 3 km, it is one of the longest bridges in Vietnam. Construction In 2012, Quang Ninh Province approved a new draft by the Japanese group SE that proposed a steel cable-stayed design rather than original prestressed concrete bridge design that was being considered. On January 15, 2015, the groundbreaking ceremony took place for what was a then-estimated VND 7.6 trillion (more than US$357.2 million). As the creators of the initial design, the Japanese group SE would also oversee the bridge's construction under a build-operate-transfer model with the aim of four lanes of traffic By April 2018, the final beam was installed into the bridge, making it the first cable-stay bridge made by Vietnam and earning it the nickname "Made in Vietnam bridge". The bridge's three H-shaped towers are said to symbolize the three cities of Hanoi, Ha Long and Hai Phong, which it helps connect. Operation With its opening, it is calculated to reduce the driving distance between Quang Ninh and Hanoi from 175 km to 125 km By November 2018, concerns grew over the unevenness of the road's surface, but authorities deemed it safe for motorists. After one year of traffic, Quang Ninh estimated that the bridge was averaging 11,000 vehicles a day. In 2020, a study was conducted on wind-induced vibrations on the cables of the bridge. References
National Hospital of Tropical Diseases

The National Hospital of Tropical Diseases is a hospital in Hanoi, Vietnam. History Its founding can be traced back to the Cong Vong Hospital, a 1911 established facility for the treatment of infectious diseases. In 1929 this was expanded into the Robin Hospital. In March 1945 it was renamed to the Bach Mai Hospital. In 1989, the Institute of Clinical Medicine for Tropical Diseases was established, a merger between the Department of Infectious Diseases, Department of Microbiology, the Bach Mai Institute and the Department of Infectious Diseases of Hanoi Medical University. The Department of Infectious Diseases of the Hanoi Medical University is located inside the hospital, as well as the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit. On March 30, 2006, the Prime Minister decided to establish the National Institute of Infectious and Tropical Diseases directly affiliated by the Ministry of Health on the basis of National Institute for clinical research in Tropical medicine. In November 2009, the Ministry of Health renamed National Institute of Infectious and Tropical Diseases to the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases. Since then this name has been attached and became a famous brand name for one of the leading hospitals in infectious diseases management area in healthcare. With positive contributions and operational efforts, the National Hospital for Tropical Diseases has twice been awarded the Hero of Labor in the reform period, and was awarded the Second and Third Class Labor Medals respectively, for having Outstanding achievements in examination and treatment of patients with acute respiratory infections caused by SARS-CoV-2 virus and prevention of COVID-19 epidemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam, all COVID-19 patients from Northern Vietnam were treated at the hospital. References
Hanoi Architectural University

Hanoi Architectural University (also known as Hanoi University of Architecture; Vietnamese: Đại học Kiến trúc Hà Nội) is the flagship university in architecture, planning, and civil engineering education and research in Vietnam. It was established in 1969 under the administration of Vietnam Ministry of Architecture (now the Vietnam Ministry of Construction). The school's predecessor was the Architecture Faculty of Hanoi University of Construction. Hanoi Architectural University is considered one of the best and largest universities in architecture, urban planning, and civil engineering in Vietnam. The school offers five-year bachelor's degrees (B.Eng. and B.Arch.), two-year master's degrees, and PhD degrees. Organizations Schools School of Architecture School of Urban and Regional Planning School of Structural and Construction Engineering School of Urban Infrastructure and Environmental Engineering School of Urban Construction Management School of Industrial Fine Arts Departments Department of Marxist - Leninist Philosophy Department of Postgraduate Department of In-service Training Research Institutes Institute of Tropical Architecture Center for Urban Infrastructure Technology Center for Urban Research and Education Center for Construction and Project Management Center for Hydraulic Research Center for Environmental Studies Other Centers Office of Consultancy and Construction Technology Construction and Urban Development, Inc. Library Information Center Service Centers Alumni Nguyễn Lân Thắng – blogger and human rights activist. References Trường Đại học Kiến trúc Hà Nội External links Official website
National Library of Vietnam

The National Library of Vietnam (Vietnamese: Thư viện Quốc gia Việt Nam; French: Bibliothèque Nationale du Viet Nam) is the national library in Vietnam and it is located in Hanoi. It was established by a decree of 29 November 1917 as the central library of Indochina. In September 1919 the library was made open to the public with an intent to support and promote western archive and library work. It took the successive names of Pierre Pasquier (28 February 1935), Bibliothèque Nationale (National Library, 20 October 1945), Bibliothèque Centrale de Hanoï (Central Library of Hanoi, February 1947) before being given its present name at 21 November 1958. Website and digital collections The library website is available in Vietnamese, English and French. It provides the latest news concerning the library and gives details about recent library events and activities. In addition, the website includes information about professional development, publications, and librarianship in Vietnam. The website also provides information about digital collections. These collections include: Doctoral theses, which holds over 30,000 abstracts and full texts by Vietnamese people. Indochina books that preserve the history and culture of Indochina from the 17th century through 1954. Books, maps about Hanoi. Sino-Nom books. These ancient texts are in Nôm and Hán and, in collaboration with the Vietnamese Nôm Preservation Foundation, metadata and images were put online to create the Digital Library of Hán-Nôm. Tapes, CD-ROMS. Includes disks on the Vietnam Communist Party and language learning. English books about Vietnam. See also List of libraries in Vietnam List of national libraries References External links Media related to National Library of Vietnam at Wikimedia Commons Official website
Biblioteca Nacional de Vietnam

La Biblioteca Nacional de Vietnam (en vietnamita: Thư viện Quốc gia Việt Nam) es una biblioteca de acceso público localizada en la ciudad de Hanói, específicamente en la 31 de la calle Trang, del distrito de Hoan Kiem, en el país asiático de Vietnam,​ y fue establecida el 29 de noviembre de 1917 como la biblioteca central de la Federación Indochina, siendo inaugurada oficialmente en 1919. Se encuentra bajo la administración directa del Ministerio de Cultura, Deportes y Turismo de Vietnam. Véase también Bibliotecas Nacionales Cultura de Vietnam Referencias Foro Vietnam
Biblioteca nazionale del Vietnam

La Biblioteca nazionale del Vietnam (Thư viện Quốc gia Việt Nam in vietnamita) è la biblioteca nazionale del Vietnam. Si trova ad Hanoi, la capitale, nel distretto di Hoàn Kiếm. È stata creata con un decreto del 29 novembre 1917 durante il periodo coloniale francese come Biblioteca centrale dell'Indocina. Il primo direttore fu Paul Boudet e la biblioteca venne ufficialmente aperta al pubblico nel 1919 in rue Borgnis Debordes (ora via Trang Thi). Nel 1922 un nuovo decreto sancì l'instituzione del deposito legale, in base al quale la biblioteca doveva ricevere per legge una copia di qualsiasi materiale pubblicato in Indocina. Venne successivamente rinominata biblioteca Pierre Pasquier il 28 febbraio 1935, mentre durante l'occupazione giapponese del 1945 il posto di direttore venne ricoperto da S. Kudo. Con la creazione del Governo Provvisorio della Repubblica democratica del Vietnam la biblioteca venne rinominata Biblioteca Nazionale il 20 ottobre 1945, mentre Ngo Dinh Nhu divenne il nuovo direttore. Nel 1946 un decreto del presidente Ho Chi Minh reiterò le disposizioni sul deposito legale per il nuovo stato. Nel febbraio 1947 cambiò nuovamente nome, diventando la biblioteca centrale di Hanoi, prima di ricevere il suo nome attuale il 21 novembre 1958. Tra il 1996 e il 2002 la biblioteca ha intrapreso importanti lavori di ampliamento, con la ristrutturazione del fabbricato originale e la costruzione di due nuovi edifici. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Biblioteca nazionale del Vietnam Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su nlv.gov.vn. (VI) Sito ufficiale, su nlv.gov.vn. (FR) Sito ufficiale, su nlv.gov.vn.
Національна бібліотека В'єтнаму

Національна бібліотека В'єтнаму (в'єт. Thư viện Quốc gia Việt Nam; фр. Bibliothèque Nationale du Viet Nam) — національна бібліотека у В'єтнамі, знаходиться у Ханої. Указом від 29 листопада 1917 вона була створена під назвою Центральна бібліотека Індокитаю. Пізніше вона отримувала такі назви: Бібліотека П'єра Паск'є (28 лютого 1935), Bibliothèque Nationale (Національна бібліотека, 20 жовтня 1945), Bibliothèque Centrale de Hanoï (Центральна бібліотека Ханою, лютий 1947) перед тим, як у 21 листопада 1958 отримала свою нинішню назву. Вебсайт та цифрові колекції Вебсайт бібліотеки доступний в'єтнамською, англійською та французькою мовами. У ньому представлені останні новини що стосуються бібліотеки, деталізовані відомості про останні події та діяльність бібліотеки. На вебсайті також представлена інформація про цифрові колекції. Ці колекції включають: Докторські дисертації Книги Індокитаю Книги, мапи про Ханой Сино-номські книги Стрічки, компакт-диски Англомовні книги про В'єтнам Примітки Посилання Офіційний сайт
Base aérienne de Biên Hòa

La base aérienne de Biên Hòa (en vietnamien : Sân bay Biên Hòa) est une base aérienne de la Force aérienne populaire vietnamienne située à Biên Hòa, à environ 25 kilomètres de Hô Chi Minh-Ville, dans la province de Đồng Nai, dans le sud du Viêt Nam. La base aérienne était une unité de combat de l'armée de l'air française sous le nom de base aérienne tactique 192 Biên Hòa. Elle fut particulièrement active durant la guerre d'Indochine (1946-1954). Pendant la guerre du Viêt Nam, la base a été utilisée par la Force aérienne vietnamienne. Les États-Unis l'ont utilisé comme base principale de 1961 à 1973. Notes et références Bibliographie Paul Clary, Journal d’un sous-officier de l’armée de l’air : TOE Indochine Bien-Hoa (1952-1954), L'Harmattan, 2002, 216 p.. Jean-Marc Binot, Le repos des guerriers : Les bordels militaires de campagne pendant la guerre d'Indochine, Fayard, 2014, 320 p. (ISBN 978-2-213-68463-5 et 2-213-68463-4, EAN 978-2-21368-463-5, présentation en ligne). Liens externes Marcel Paquelier, « Mes jeunes années dans l'Armée de l'Air (Suite 5). L'épopée Indochinoise 1949 - 1951 » (consulté le 17 juillet 2019). (en) « Bien Hoa Air Base », sur The USAF Police Alumni Association (consulté le 17 juillet 2019). Portail de l’aéronautique Portail du Vietnam Portail des forces armées des États-Unis Portail de l’Armée française Portail de la guerre froide
Base aerea di Bien Hoa

La base aerea di Bien Hoa è un aeroporto militare situato nel centro-sud della penisola vietnamita a circa 30 km da Ho Chi Minh City nella provincia di Dong Nai utilizzato dall'aeronautica militare vietnamita. La base venne costruita inizialmente dall'aeronautica militare francese sul finire della dominazione coloniale in Indocina. Dal 1º giugno 1955 divenne la principale base della Khong Quan Viet Nam, la forza aerea sudvietnamita. Dal dicembre 1961 le forze americane in Vietnam iniziarono una serie di lavori di ammodernamento della base per accogliere mezzi delle forze aeree statunitensi. La guerra del Vietnam Durante la guerra del Vietnam la base è stata usata sia dalla Khong Quan Viet Nam (VNAF) (1955-1975), sia dagli Stati Uniti (1961-1973), come base principale per l'esercito, l'aeronautica militare, la marina e i Marines. Dopo la guerra Il 935º Squadrone dell'aeronautica militare vietnamita è basato a Bien Hoa. Nell'aprile 2019 è stato annunciato che l'Agenzia degli Stati Uniti per lo Sviluppo Internazionale avrebbe iniziato un programma decennale di decontaminazione e pulizia dell'area dall'altissima concentrazione di diossina causata dall'uso della base come centro di stoccaggio dell'Agente Arancio durante la guerra. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su base aerea di Bien Hoa
Embassy of the United States, Hanoi

The U.S. Embassy in Hanoi (Đại sứ quán Hoa Kỳ tại Hà Nội) is the highest diplomatic representation of the United States in Hanoi, Vietnam. The embassy is located in Hanoi and aims to promote US interests in Vietnam. History The United States Office for MIA Affairs officially opened in Hanoi on July 7, 1991, marking the first continuous presence of an official U.S. government agency in Vietnam since 1975. The U.S. Embassy in Hanoi was inaugurated on August 6, 1995, during Secretary of State Warren Christopher's visit. That same day, Vietnam also opened its embassy in Washington. The American Center Hanoi, a public library with information about American people and culture, opened in 1997. On July 23, 1998, the U.S. Senate voted in favor of continued funding for the U.S. Embassy in Hanoi, underpinning the ongoing cooperation on the Vietnam War POW/MIA issue. On November 19, 2000, the Office of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was inaugurated. In 2008, Ambassador Michael Michalak inaugurated the first American Center in Hanoi. On April 14, 2023, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken officiated a groundbreaking ceremony for a new $1.2 billion U.S. embassy compound in Hanoi. The embassy compound, spanning 3.2 hectares, will be located on Pham Van Bach Street in Cau Giay District and will be leased for 99 years. Following the groundbreaking ceremony, China declined to reschedule a previously cancelled visit by Secretary Blinken. This decision was influenced by concerns related to the 2023 Chinese balloon incident. As the U.S. aims to fortify its coalition in South-east Asia to counteract China's influence, Vietnam navigates a precarious balance of fostering cooperation with Washington while maintaining amicable relations with Beijing, especially given the latter's growing military presence in the South China Sea and its strengthening ties with Moscow. See also United States–Vietnam relations List of diplomatic missions of the United States Consulate General of the United States, Ho Chi Minh City References External links List of United States embassies List of embassies in Vietnam