
Vietnam Welcomes US Trafficking Report, Maintains 'Tier 2' Status
Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the U.S. State Department's annual report on human trafficking, which placed Vietnam in 'Tier 2' for making significant efforts. The ministry spokesperson highlighted Vietnam's strengthened countermeasures and expressed willingness to continue cooperation with the U.S.
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