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MoIT launches index to monitor co-operation trends

Jan 24th at 13:26
24-01-2014 13:26:16+07:00

MoIT launches index to monitor co-operation trends

The Ministry of Industry and Trade announced the launch of the Viet Nam International Linkages index 1995-2012 (VInterLink) to review the trends in co-operation with nine strategic partners.

The co-operation trends will be monitored in the fields of trade, investment, education, tourism and official development assistance.

Thai Son of the National Committee for the International Economic Co-operation Office (NIDEC) said that between 1995 and 2012, the partnership with China experienced the largest increase, up 33 times.

That was followed by the partnership with New Zealand, which rose 30 times. The country's partnerships with the ASEAN, Japan, the US, South Korea, Australia, Canada and the EU also witnessed increases.

The new index is the outcome of a project aimed at enhancing capacity building and co-ordinating global economic integration implemented by NIDEC and the ministry.

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