Free trade agreements (FTAs) have brought about numerous benefits for many industries of Vietnam while helping to boost exports of a number of goods.
On September 19, the Ministry of Finance held the Vietnam Financial Forum 2019 with the theme "Financial policy reform as drivers for renewing the growth model and restructuring the economy in Vietnam”. This is an annual forum organised by the Ministry of Finance from 2017.
Some Vietnamese exports have been investigated for origin fraud and tax evasion which requires tougher action from the Vietnamese Government to settle the problem and keep its exports growing.
A delegation of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), led by Vo Van Thuong, Politburo member and head of the CPV Central Committee’s Commission for Communication and Education, is paying a working visit to Kazakhstan from September 16 to 18.
The US holds great potential as an export market, but it is always difficult to penetrate this market. However, many Vietnamese enterprises have managed to conquer it gradually.
In recent years, Lao Cai province has developed into a promising destination for foreign investments – especially in the tourism, construction, and agriculture sectors. This is partly a result of Lao Cai’s strategic location located on the Kunming-Haiphong economic corridor, sharing a border on the Yunnan province of China.
Vietnam and Cuba agreed to boost the balanced development of bilateral trade and promote Vietnamese investment in the Caribbean nation during the 37th session of their Intergovernmental Committee that concluded on September 12.
The EU-Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) is expected to boost Việt Nam's exports, especially agricultural and aquatic products that already have competitive advantages in the European market. However, the domestic agricultural sector will face challenges when penetrating this market of over 800 million people.
Vietnam and India have developed a time-honored traditional relationship throughout their existence as modern, independent nations, said Indian ambassador to Vietnam Pranay Verma in the recent interview granted to the Voice of Vietnam (VOV).
During a conference titled ‘Meet Ambassadors from the Middle East and Africa 2019’, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Đỗ Thắng Hải talks to the Vietnam News Agency about economic and trade cooperation between Việt Nam and Middle East - African countries.
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