Vietnam Urges Objective Assessment from U.S. on Intellectual Property Protection
Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on the U.S. to objectively assess its efforts and achievements in intellectual property protection, following its designation as a "Priority Foreign Country." Vietnam emphasizes IP protection as a core strategy for growth and seeks continued cooperation with the U.S.
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