Vietnam Government Orders Export Promotion Measures Amidst $60 Billion Electronics Trade Deficit
Vietnam's electronics sector has recorded a trade deficit exceeding $60 billion in the first eight months of the year. The government has directed ministries to identify large importing firms and implement solutions to boost exports, aiming to enhance domestic value addition and international competitiveness.
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