Vietnam hails Canada’s end to anti-dumping probe into steel oil pipelines
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Hai Binh declared Canada’s recent end
to a probe into alleged subsidies on imported Vietnamese steel oil
pipelines a sound decision that suits the economic interests of export
countries as well as Canadian exporters and consumers.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Hai Binh declared Canada’s recent end
to a probe into alleged subsidies on imported Vietnamese steel oil
pipelines a sound decision that suits the economic interests of export
countries as well as Canadian exporters and consumers.
It reflects the status of the Canadian domestic market, he told a regular press briefing in Hanoi on May 14.
He added that trade disputes should be settled based on international legal regulations and in line with the spirit of trade liberalisation, multilateral commitments and economic-trade ties between Vietnam and Canada.-VNA
It reflects the status of the Canadian domestic market, he told a regular press briefing in Hanoi on May 14.
He added that trade disputes should be settled based on international legal regulations and in line with the spirit of trade liberalisation, multilateral commitments and economic-trade ties between Vietnam and Canada.-VNA