International Integration

This section highlights Vietnam’s international economic integration, including free trade agreements, regional and multilateral cooperation, and developments related to ASEAN, WTO, and other international frameworks.

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    Vietnam – EU Policy Dialogue: Boosting Sustainable Energy

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    Vietnam – EU Policy Dialogue: Accelerating Sustainable Energy Transition The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) and the European Union (EU) organized a policy dialogue for the SETP Program, promoting sustainable energy transition. On January 13, 2026, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam and the European Union (EU) co-chaired the Policy Dialogue Session of the Vietnam – EU Sustainable Energy Transition Program (SETP). Leadership and Participation The dialogue session was co-chaired…

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    Vietnam Joining WTO: A Historic Turning Point for Integration

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    Vietnam Joining WTO: A Historic Turning Point Opening the Era of Integration On January 11, 2007, Vietnam’s rights and obligations as a WTO member officially took effect, opening an era of comprehensive integration for the country. A Major Turning Point in the Renovation Process The 10th National Party Congress, held in 2006 in Hanoi, marked an important shift in thinking and action regarding Vietnam’s international economic integration. One of the many goals set at the…

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    Vietnam – Israel FTA: Unlocking Opportunities for Seafood

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    VIFTA Agreement: A Powerful Boost for Agricultural and Aquatic Products Entering Israel The economic structures of Vietnam and Israel do not compete directly; therefore, VIFTA creates favorable conditions to promote bilateral trade, including agricultural and aquatic products. Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son signed Decision No. 16/QD-TTg dated January 5, 2026, of the Prime Minister approving the Implementation Plan for the Free Trade Agreement between Vietnam and Israel (VIFTA). The plan requires ministries, agencies, and…

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    US Tax Policy Shifts: Impact on Vietnam-EU Supply Chains

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    US Tax Policy Adjustments: Challenges for Vietnamese Enterprises in the EU Supply Chain The adjustment of tax policies by the United States has profound impacts on global supply chains, including the EU region in general and the Czech Republic in particular. This poses significant challenges and issues for Vietnamese enterprises when participating in supply chains targeting the EU and Czech markets. Challenges Related to the Global Minimum Tax The Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two), initiated…