Vietnam Public Holidays News and Updates

2022 (public news feed delayed by 30 days)

• Jan
• 12
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• Vietnam 2022 Public Holidays Approved

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Government Office has approved the plan proposed by Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), for the official list of Vietnamese public holiday in the calendar year 2022, as released in draft form last month.
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2021

• Dec
• 4
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• Vietnam Submits 2022 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs of Vietnam (MOLISA) has submitted to the Prime Minister a draft list of 2022 public holidays in Vietnam, with only one option for the Lunar New Year and National Day public holidays, for once.
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• Mar
• 8
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• Vietnam Public Holidays April 30 to May 3

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), has confirmed that, in 2021, on account of the upcoming Liberation and Reunification Day public holiday and the International Labour Day holiday, there would be public holidays in Vietnam from April 30th to May 3rd, 2021.
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2020

• Nov
• 27
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• Vietnam 2021 Public Holidays Approved

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, has approved the plan proposed by Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), for the official list of Vietnamese public holiday in the calendar year 2021, whereby there would be 7 consecutive days of public holidays in Vietnam for the Lunar New Year (Tet) and 5 consecutive days of public holidays in Vietnam for the National Day holidays.
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• Oct
• 29
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• Vietnam Expands 2021 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The director of Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has submitted to the Prime Minister an expanded draft of the 2021 public holidays in Vietnam, with two options for the National Day public holidays in September 2021.
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• Sep
• 15
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• Vietnam 2021 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The director of Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has submitted to the Prime Minister two plans for the Lunar New Year public holidays of Vietnam in 2021.
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• Jun
• 10
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• Vietnam Rules-Out Extended September Public Holidays

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, has rejected the recent proposal of the Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, that the upcoming 2020 National Day public holiday, its 75th, be extended to last 5 days, from Wednesday to Sunday, September 2-6, 2020, thus siding with the contrary opinion expressed by the Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs ("Thủ tướng chia sẻ, đồng tình với quan điểm chúng tôi đưa ra và đã chốt việc không hoán đổi ngày làm việc dịp nghỉ lễ này như đề xuất của ngành du lịch").
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• Jun
• 8
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• Vietnam Mull Extending September 2020 Public Holidays

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism through its General Director, Nguyen Trung Khanh, has proposed the extension of the upcoming 2020 National Day public holiday, its 75th, to last 5 days, from Wednesday to Sunday, September 2-6, 2020.
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2019

• Nov
• 20
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• Vietnam Extends September Public Holidays

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Earlier today, the Vietnamese National Assembly approved a surprise change to Vietnam's Labour Law, whereby a new annual public holiday will be observed in Vietnam either on September 1 or September 3, depending on which day of the week, the annual September 2 Vietnamese National Day public holiday, falls.
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• Nov
• 7
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• Vietnam Mulls Annual June 28 Public Holidays Extension

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese government has suggested that June 28, National Family Day, be declared as a new annual non-working public holiday in Vietnam, and draft amendments to the Labor Code, were submitted to the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee, earlier this week, by the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs.
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• Oct
• 25
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• Vietnam 2020 Public Holidays Officialized

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Earlier today, the Vietnamese Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, Dao Ngoc Dung, signed the Official Letter No. 4544 / TB-LDTBXH which officially announces the dates of the 2020 Lunar New Year (Tet) public holidays in Vietnam "for officials, civil servants, officials and employees of administrative, non-business agencies, political organizations, socio-political organizations", as running from Thursday, January 23, 2020 to Wednesday, January 29, 2020, inclusively.
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• Oct
• 10
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• Vietnam 2020 Public Holidays Approved

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan HookTet, has approved the plan proposed by Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), for the official list of Vietnamese public holiday in the calendar year 2020, whereby there would be 7 consecutive days of public holidays in Vietnam for the Lunar New Year (Tet).
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• Sep
• 20
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• Vietnam Mulls Annual Public Holidays Extension

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnam General Confederation of Labor calls on the government of Vietnam to add 3 annual non-working public holidays to the Vietnamese labour code and work calendar, either by increasing the annual Independence Day public holidays to run from September 2 to 5, or by declaring January 1-3 as public holidays annually.
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• Sep
• 14
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• Vietnam 2020 Public Holidays Update

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has proposed that there be no swapping of public holidays in 2020 around the Tet Vietnamese New Year annual public holidays of Vietnam. MOLISA has also rejected the proposal by the Vietnam General Confederation of Labor to add one more annual non-working public holiday in Vietnam, around the Westen New Year public holiday.
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• Aug
• 28
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• Vietnam 2020 Public Holidays Draft Released

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - At a recent session of the Vietnamese People 's Committee, the director of Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), Ha Tat Thang, shared his views as to the 2020 Tet Nguyên dán lunar new year of Vietnam public holidays, and his inclination to based the 2020 Tet public holidays of Vietnam "on the common spirit of the Labor Law".
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• Jul
• 22
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• Vietnam 2020 Public Holidays Draft Update

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - At a recent session of the Vietnamese People 's Committee, the director of Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), Ha Tat Thang, shared his views as to the 2020 Tet Nguyên dán lunar new year of Vietnam public holidays, and his inclination to base the 2020 Tet public holidays of Vietnam "on the common spirit of the Labor Law".
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• Jun
• 12
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• Vietnam Drops July 27 Public Holiday

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, Dao Ngoc Dung, has announced that, following its rejection by many members of the National Assembly, he was withdrawing his earlier draft proposal to reduce the 2020 Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam public holidays, and declare July 27 as a new annual non-working public holiday in Vietnam.
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• May
• 3
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• Vietnam 2020 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has submitted to the Vietnamese government a draft proposal to reduce the 2020 Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam public holidays, and declare July 27 as a new annual non-working public holiday in Vietnam.
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2018

• Jul
• 12
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• Vietnam 2019 Public Holidays Officialized

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, after consultation with its key ministers, has officially approved in the Letter No. 65-19 / VPCP-KGVX to the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, the Vietnamese public holidays 2019 calendar which had previously been submitted by the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA).
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• Jun
• 21
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• Vietnam 2019 Public Holiday Submitted

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has submitted to the Vietnamese government a formal proposal for the list of 2019 public holidays in Vietnam in which the annual Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam would last 9 days.
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• May
• 28
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• Vietnam 2019 Public Holidays Update

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has received feedback from the ministries it consulted last April concerning the 2 options contained in the draft annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2019, and 12 of the 14 concerned ministries have replied with a preference for Option 1, the one where the annual Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam would last 9 days.
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• Apr
• 13
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• Vietnam 2019 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) of the government of Vietnam has issued a draft containing its proposed annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2019, with, as is often the case, 2 different options being drafted, but this time for the Western New Year, rather than for the Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam, as is usually the case.
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2017

• Dec
• 15
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• Vietnam 2018 Public Holidays Officialized

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, after consultation with its key ministers, has officially approved the Vietnamese public holidays 2018 calendar which had previously been submitted by the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA).
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• Dec
• 9
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• Vietnam 2018 Public Holidays Update

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Director of the Department of Labor Safety at the Vietnamese Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA), Ha Tat Thang, has announced that the Vietnamese public holidays calendar for 2018 has been submitted by MOLISA to the Government of Vietnam for consideration and will be published "in a few days".
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• Nov
• 24
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• Vietnam 2018 Public Holidays To Be Finalized

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, has announced that the unanimous recommendation of the 6 ministries concerned, for Option 2, of the earlier proposal by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam, for the annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2018, would be validated at the next Cabinet meeting.
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• Oct
• 20
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• Vietnam 2018 Public Holidays Update

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) has received feedback from the ministries it consulted last month concerning the 2 options contained in the draft annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2018, and all 6 concerned ministries have replied with a preference for Option 2, the one where the annual Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam would start 2 days before the Lunar New Year.
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• Sep
• 29
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• Vietnam 2018 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) of the government of Vietnam has issued a draft containing its proposed annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2018, with, as is often the case, 2 different options being drafted for the annual Tet Nguyên đán lunar new year of Vietnam.
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2016

• Nov
• 21
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• Vietnam 2017 Public Holidays Approved

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc, has accepted the recommendations of the Ministry of Interior, as set-out in the "Official Letter 5039 / BNV-TCCB 4002", in response to the earlier proposal by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam of 2 proposed options for the annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2017.
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• Nov
• 2
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• Vietnam 2017 Public Holidays Submitted

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Ministry of Interior has issued the "Official Letter 5039 / BNV-TCCB 4002", in response to the earlier proposal by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam of a draft containing 2 proposed options for the annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2017.
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• Oct
• 19
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• Vietnam 2017 Public Holidays Draft

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has issued a draft containing its proposed annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2017, with 2 different options being drafted for the annual Tet lunar new year of Vietnam.
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• Sep
• 27
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• Vietnam Tet 2017 Public Holidays To Be Announced In November

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Director of Work Safety at the Vietnamese Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, Ha Tat Thang, has denied social media rumours that the dates and extent of the 2017 Tet (Vietnamese New Year) non-working public holidays of Vietnam had already been decided and announced.
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• Mar
• 2
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• Vietnamese April 2016 Public Holidays

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has confirmed the recent amendments to the official list of 2016 non-working public holidays in Vietnam, which extend the dates for the upcoming Hung Kings, Liberation Day, and May Day, annual non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2016.
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2015

• Nov
• 16
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• Vietnam 2016 Public Holidays Official

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced that the Vietnamese Cabinet had approved the previously-announced draft version of the initial list of annual non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2016.
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• Oct
• 15
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• Vietnam Tet 2016 Public Holidays Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced its proposed annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming Tet (Vietnamese New Year) non-working public holidays for the calendar year 2016.
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• Mar
• 9
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• Vietnam 2015 Public Holidays Amendments Confirmed

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has confirmed the previously-announced revised version of the initial list of annual non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2015.
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2014

• Dec
• 4
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• Vietnam 2015 Public Holidays Amended

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced a revised version of its recently-released list of annual non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2015, with the April/May triple public holidays starting one day later.
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• Nov
• 12
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• Vietnam 2015 Public Holidays Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced its annual list of the official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the upcoming calendar year 2015.
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• Mar
• 31
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• Vietnamese May 2014 Public Holidays Extended

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has made further amendments to the official list of 2014 non-working public holidays in Vietnam, extending the dates for the upcoming Hung Kings, Liberation Day, and May Day, as well as National foundation Day annual non-working public holidays in Vietnam.
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2013

• Dec
• 5
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• Vietnamese 2014 Tet Public Holidays Extended

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Prime Minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, has agreed to a request by the Vietnamese Ministry of Transportation, Dinh La Thang, to extend the upcoming 2014 Tet, Lunar New Year, non-working public holidays to once again cover 9 days.
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• Oct
• 11
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• Vietnam 2014 Public Holidays Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced the annual list of official non-working public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2014.
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• Apr
• 11
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• Vietnamese April 2013 Public Holidays Extended

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has made further amendments to the official list of 2013 non-working public holidays in Vietnam, which extend the dates for the upcoming Hung Kings, Liberation Day, and May Day, annual non-working public holidays in Vietnam.
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2012

• Nov
• 23
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• Vietnam 2013 Public Holidays Finalized

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced the finalized list of official public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2013.
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• Jul
• 17
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• Vietnamese Public Holidays Amendments Promulgated

  Electronic Government Portal of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Hanoi) - Vietnamese President, Truong Tan Sang, has promulgated the recently-voted revised Labour Code and its amendments to the official list of non-working public holidays in Vietnam.
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• Jun
• 21
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• Vietnamese Public Holidays Amendments Voted

  Electronic Government Portal of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese National Assembly has ratified, by a vote of 455 out of 466, the long-negotiated new Labour Code and its amendments to the official list of non-working public holidays in Vietnam.
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• Feb
• 5
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• Vietnam 2013 Public Holidays Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced the official public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2013.
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2011

• Dec
• 28
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• Vietnam 2012 Tet Public Holidays Extended

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - Vietnam's Prime Minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, has agreed to a request by the Vietnamese Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to extend the upcoming 2012 Tet, Lunar New Year, non-working public holidays to cover 9 days.
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• Nov
• 13
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• Vietnam 2012 Hung Kings Public Holiday Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has completed the official public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2012 by announcing the date of the 2012 Hung Kings' non-working public holiday.
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• Oct
• 3
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• Vietnam Tet Public Holidays Could Soon Be Extended

  Closing Session of National Assembly Standing Committee (Hanoi) - The Chairman and Vice-Chairwoman of Vietnam's National Assembly, have both come out in favour of extending the annual Tet, Lunar New Year, non-working public holidays by one day.
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• Sep
• 12
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• Vietnam 2012 Public Holidays Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced the official public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2012.
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• Jan
• 7
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• Vietnamese 2011 Public Holidays Extended

  Electronic Government Portal of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Prime Minister has acceded to the request of MOLISA (Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs) and has decreed extended non-working public holidays for the upcoming 2011 Tet and Hung Kings public holidays in Vietnam.
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2010

• Sep
• 21
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• Vietnam 2011 Public Holidays Announced

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has announced the official public holidays in Vietnam for the calendar year 2011.
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• Aug
• 27
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• Vietnam Declares September 3 Public Sector Holiday

  VietNamNet (Hanoi) - The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs of the government of Vietnam has decided to extend the upcoming, September 2, National Day public holiday by one day, on Friday, September 3, 2010, for government employees and State-run organizations.
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• Mar
• 22
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• Vietnamese Public Holidays Legislation Draft 3

  Electronic Government Portal of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Ministry of Labour, Invalids, and Social Affairs, has released a third draft of the currently being discussed revised version of the Vietnamese Labour code which regulates the list of, and dates of, non-working public holidays in Vietnam.
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• Feb
• 1
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• Vietnam Extends Tet Public Holidays By One Day

  Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hanoi) - The government of Vietnam has passed a resolution declaring an additional non-working public holiday on Friday, February 19, 2010, thus extending this year's Tet Lunar New Year public holidays from one weekend to the next.
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2009

• Nov
• 16
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• Vietnamese Public Holidays Legislation Draft 2

  Electronic Government Portal of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (Hanoi) - The Vietnamese Ministry of Labour, Invalids, and Social Affairs, has released a second draft of the currently being discussed revised version of the Vietnamese Labour code which regulates the list of, and dates of, non-working public holidays in Vietnam.
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• Mar
• 22
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• Vietnam Day In Lieu For Upcoming Hung Kings' Public Holiday

  Sàigòn Giài Phòng (Saigon) - The Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has confirmed the date of April 4, 2009, for the upcoming Hung Kings Anniversary public holiday, as well as the details of a day in lieu public holiday on Monday, April 6, 2009.
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• Jan
• 22
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• Vietnam Bank And Financial Holiday On January 30

  Vietnam State Securities Commission - The State Securities Commission has declared that Friday, January 30, 2009, would be a bank and financial exchange holiday in Vietnam.
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2008

• Aug
• 14
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• Vietnam September 1 Bank And Financial Bridge Holiday

  Vietnam State Securities Commission - The Vietnam State Securities Commission has declared that, due to the Tuesday, September 2, public holiday, Monday, September 1, 2008, would be an exchange holiday in Vietnam.
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• Mar
• 26
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• Vietnam Declares Two Financial Bridge Holidays

  State Securities Commission of Vietnam - The State Securities Commission of Vietnam has declared that due to the public holidays of April 15 and May 1st, it had declared Monday, April 14 and Friday, May 2, 2008 to be exchange holidays in Vietnam.
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2007

• Mar
• 29
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• Vietnam Assembly Amends New Hung Kings Public Holiday Law

  Thanh Nien Daily - Members of the National Assembly agreed to make the amendment which makes the Lunar March 10 a public holiday, effective beginning in 2007, on April 26.
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• Mar
• 24
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• Vietnam Assembly Approves New Hung Kings Public Holiday

  Thanh Nien Daily - The Vietnamese National Assembly has approved making the Lunar March 10 a new public holiday to immortalize the Hung Kings, who, as legend has it, once reigned over what is now modern-day Vietnam.
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• Mar
• 8
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• Vietnam Assembly To Consider New Public Holiday

  Thanh Nien Daily - The Vietnamese National Assembly's Standing Committee has agreed to submit a proposal to the house's full session to make the 10th of the third lunar month a new public holiday to mark the death anniversary of its 18 legendary founding Hung Kings.
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• Feb
• 2
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• Vietnam Considering New Historical Public Holiday

  Tranh Nien Daily - The government is contemplating a new annual public holiday on the 10th day of the 3rd lunar month, the death anniversary of the Hung Kings who, according to legend, ruled over what is now modern Vietnam.
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• Feb
• 2
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• Vietnam Extended Bank And Financial Holiday

  Hanoi Securities Trading Centre (HASTC) - In addition to the public holidays declared from February 16 to 21, 2007, the Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi Securities Trading Centres as well as the Vietnam Securities Depository (VSD) will be closed on February 22 and 23, 2007.
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