Vietnam laments trade protectionism hurting exports


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PHNOM PENH: (Bernama) Vietnam, Asean’s major trading partner, has said that regional trade protectionism remains a hurdle for its exports to Southeast Asian markets, and that the government did not offer subsidies to Vietnamese goods nor intervened in the market.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade reported that Vietnam is facing a total of 268 trade defence probes, with more than half originating from Asia, Africa, and Oceania, according to Vietnam News.

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