Vietnam and Israel sign free trade agreement


HANOI (Reuters): Vietnam and Israel signed a free trade agreement on Tuesday (July 25), predicting it would quickly boost annual bilateral trade by nearly 50%.

The agreement was signed in Israel between the two country's trade ministers after seven years of negotiations, Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade said in a statement.

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