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Improving business environment is Government’s priority in 2019
Improving the business environment and national competitiveness is a core policy priority of the Vietnamese Government in 2019.
National Single Window helps reduce customs clearance costs
Through the national single window, businesses have no longer worked with directly with every State-run agency to finish administrative procedures.
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