VN exports to Czech Republic on the rise

Sep 3rd at 13:20
03-09-2013 13:20:05+07:00

VN exports to Czech Republic on the rise

Viet Nam's exports to the Czech Republic reached US$16 million in July, up 33 per cent year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The latest addition took Viet Nam's export turnover to the country in the past seven months to $94 million.

A trade centre aiming to advertise Vietnamese goods to the market would be established in Prague, announced the Association of Vietnamese Small- and Medium-d Enterprises in the Czech Republic.

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