Consultations to promote Vietnam’s export-import activities

The Trade Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade announced that it will host 30 consultation events for enterprises in 2022.
Consultations to promote Vietnam’s export-import activities ảnh 1Processing shrimp for export (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The TradePromotion Agency under the Ministry of Industry and Trade announcedthat it will host 30 consultation events for enterprises in 2022.

These will be part of a chain of programmes to support businesses in accessing foreignmarkets, and applying regulations and standards, and international commitmentson export-import goods.

Accordingly, representatives of Vietnamese trade offices abroad, domestic andforeign market experts and those specialising in various fields, will giveconsultations to localities, business associations and enterprises on issues oftheir concern.

Recommendations on measures to remove difficulties related to Vietnam’sexport-import activities will be delivered during the events.

The programmes will offer opportunities for localities and businesses to share information,orientations and solutions to make inroads into target export-import markets.

They are hoped to help businesses improve their capacity and competitiveness inthe international market./.
VNA

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