Many new regulations aim to drastically remove the IUU "Yellow Card" Import-export turnover across Lao Cai International Border Gate surges Vietnam has a trade deficit of over US$17 billion with China
Domestic trade to grow at 8-9% a year: MoIT

Domestic trade to grow at 8-9% a year: MoIT

15:32 | 14/03/2023 Headlines

Measures have been taken to boost domestic trade to maintain an 8-9% growth rate per year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).
Domestic trade to make up 15 percent of GDP by 2030

Domestic trade to make up 15 percent of GDP by 2030

19:53 | 25/07/2021 Headlines

A strategy for developing domestic trade between 2021 and 2030 has been signed off by Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh, aiming to raise domestic trade’s proportion in the country’s GDP to 15 - 15.5 percent in the next 10 years.
Hard to find a comprehensive strategy for domestic trade development

Hard to find a comprehensive strategy for domestic trade development

10:51 | 29/12/2018 Import-Export

VCN - ​Vietnam has been missing a comprehensive strategy to promote sustainable domestic trade development.
Domestic trade promotion helps spur economic growth

Domestic trade promotion helps spur economic growth

20:31 | 20/05/2018 Import-Export

The development of domestic trade and services based on widespread supply chains is the most proper way to increase competitiveness in the modern market
Domestic trade promotion helps spur economic growth

Domestic trade promotion helps spur economic growth

19:37 | 19/05/2018 Import-Export

The development of domestic trade and services based on widespread supply chains is the most proper way to increase competitiveness in the modern market
Workshop on domestic trade development strategy to 2025

Workshop on domestic trade development strategy to 2025

20:42 | 04/05/2017 Import-Export

The Ministry of Industry and Trade MoIT and the US Agency for International Development USAID jointly held a consultation workshop on May 4 on the draft domestic trade development strategy to 2025 with a vision towards 2035
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