Vietnamese agricultural product exporters that want to establish long-term business relationship with the UK need to have appropriate strategies

Greater liberalization efforts in the logistics sector would help Vietnam to benefit from potential economy-wide productivity gains from increased foreign direct investment (FDI).

Both Vietnam and Australia have complementary economies which can support each other for mutual development together, said Australian Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Dan Tehan MP of the Foreign Correspondents Association Australia and South Pacific (FCA).

Despite facing complicated developments caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, there remains bright spots for local agricultural exports, such as cashew nuts, pepper, rubber, rice, and coffee to the Turkish market, according to the Vietnamese trade office in Turkey.

Malaysia is currently on track in ratifying the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), pending a detailed and clear mandate from the Cabinet, said the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti).

Although they are still facing many difficulties in the "storm" of Covid-19, enterprises, especially seafood exporters are preparing a response plan in the last months of 2021.

Phyllis Papadavid, Head of Research and Advisory at Asia House, a consulting organisation based in London, the United Kingdom, in her research, pointed out that Vietnam should promote investment to revive its economy and strengthen its ability to respond to new risks despite its success in dealing with a crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hong Kong expressed a strong interest as early as 2018 in joining the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and has received positive responses RCEP member states.

The United States secured a victory at the World Trade Organization on 02/09/2021 in a case brought by China over U.S. measures to limit the import of solar panel cells.

Vietnam Briefing explores the Vietnam – Bangladesh trade relationship and examines key strengths powering both these export-led countries. We further highlight trade between both countries, their growing relations, and how they have benefitted from the US-China trade war.