Vietnam's Deputy PM Directs Key Economic, Real Estate, and Fisheries Sector Issues
Vietnam's Standing Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc chaired meetings on economic and scientific-technological cooperation, the housing and real estate market, and illegal fishing, directing urgent actions for each sector. Notably, commitments were made towards negotiating a fair and balanced trade agreement with the US, stabilizing housing supply, and lifting the EU's "yellow card."
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