Vietnam continues to work with other members in ensuring sustainable development for the world economy, bringing inclusive benefits while striving to provide practical support to the developing and least developed members.
15 years since joining the WTO, Vietnam has made great gains in socio-economic development and realizing sustainable development goals.
International experiences contribute to building harmonious and stable labor relations, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of employees in Vietnam's retail industry.
The total demand for steel in Vietnam’s manufacturing sector by 2030 would be $310 billion, which remains a huge market for the local steel industry, especially machine steel or high-quality carbon steel.
The EU expects the use of good production practices based on ESG (Environment – Society – Governance) criteria for imported products.
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American agricultural products are available in many parts of Vietnam and some are becoming well-received in the country of 100 million people.
Quang Ninh, home to UNESCO world heritage site Ha Long Bay, will host the annual International Yoga Day in Vietnam.
Foreign-invested companies continue to be the main driving force for Vietnam’s exports by making up 73.4% of the total foreign trade revenue, or $65.36 billion.
The bilateral relations towards balanced trade are important as both are important trade partners to each other.
The free-to-access online information portal will be accessible at https://vntr.moit.gov.vn.
The online booth Vietnam Pavillion on Alibaba is dedicated to Vietnamese products and goods, including top quality brands that have been successful in the international market.
Credit loans would be provided for major petrol trading companies under the list of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, especially those who have been instructed to raise their petrol imports in the coming months.
As Vietnam is projected to be one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia in the next few years, trade with New Zealand is estimated to increase further, mostly after the two countries elevated the relations to Strategic Partnership in 2020.
The UKVFTA has created strong spillovers, not only in trade but also in investment from the UK to Vietnam and vice versa.
Vietnam gives priority to bolstering partnerships in various fields for the benefit of the two countries.
The ministry has requested 10 major fuel distributors to import an addition of 2.4 million cubic meters of refined petroleum in the second quarter.
Industrial and manufacturing goods made up the majority of Vietnam’s exports during the two-month period.
