Vietnam’s environmental challenges risk EU free trade

Do, Thang Nam

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Vietnam’s environmental challenges risk EU free trade

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2020-07-06

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Do, Thang Nam

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Vietnam needs to address environmental challenges to fully reap the benefits from its new free trade and investment agreements with the European Union. On 8 June, Vietnam’s National Assembly ratified the EU–Vietnam Free Trade Agreement and Investment Protection Agreement, following the European Parliament’s approval in February. Ratifying the agreement clears the path for Vietnam to expand exports to the potentially lucrative EU market and to attract more investment from the economic bloc.

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