The U.S. continuously causes difficulties for Vietnam
The fact that the U.S. has yet to recognize Vietnam's market economy and, at the same time, has continuously increased trade defense measures in general and on Vietnamese goods in particular, making importing goods into the U.S. market increasingly difficult.
Fighting against counterfeits
In early November last year, traders in the Saigon Square shopping center in downtown HCMC tidied up their goods, closed their stores and quickly left the mall when a market surveillance force rushed in. Three months later, the shopping center seemed to return to normal. The Office of the United