The winning project, titled “From Knowledge to Impact: Amplifying Women’s Influence in Trade through WCP–FTU”, is a strategic, interdisciplinary, and gender-responsive initiative that integrates gender considerations across the programme’s full design and implementation. Out of numerous entries submitted by WTO members and observers, only five countries were selected for recognition. WCP–FTU was the only representative from Vietnam to receive the prize and was recognised in the category of Youth Empowerment through a Gender Lens. This award highlights the programme’s outstanding efforts in embedding gender into trade while creating meaningful spaces to empower young women in academia, policymaking, and international business.

Launched in 2022 as part of the third phase of the WTO Chairs Programme—a global initiative fully supported by the WTO—WCP–FTU is the sole institution in Vietnam selected to join this international network. Over the past three years, the programme has delivered a wide range of impactful activities, including international conferences, specialised training courses, policy dialogues, business engagement events, and the publication of policy research—all guided by a strong and consistent gender equality focus. In presenting the award, the IWG Co-Chairs emphasised: “To achieve gender equality objectives in trade, governments need the active partnership of academia and other stakeholders. The WCP–FTU programme not only demonstrates the leadership of an educational institution but also challenges social norms, promotes equitable access to education—particularly for vulnerable and marginalised communities—and serves as a model for similar initiatives around the world.”

The award ceremony took place on July 2, 2025, at the headquarters of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva, Switzerland. Attending the event were Mr. Pham Quang Huy – Minister Counselor, Deputy Permanent Representative of Viet Nam to the WTO; Ms. Nguyen Minh Phuong – Counselor, Permanent Mission of Viet Nam to the WTO; and Assoc.Prof. Dr. Trinh Thi Thu Huong – Director of the WTO Chairs Programme at Foreign Trade University.

With this honour, WCP–FTU not only reaffirms the pioneering role of Vietnam’s higher education in advancing gender-responsive trade, but also underscores its long-term commitment to empowering women and youth through inclusive access to knowledge, informed policymaking, and a more equitable global trade future.

]]> https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/featured-news/wto-chairs-programme-at-foreign-trade-university-honoured-with-special-mention-prize-at-the-2025-international-prize-for-gender-equality-in-trade/feed/ 0 https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/featured-news/wto-chair-program-2025-kick-off-at-foreign-trade-university/ https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/featured-news/wto-chair-program-2025-kick-off-at-foreign-trade-university/#respond Fri, 21 Feb 2025 07:15:42 +0000 https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/?p=3582 On February 19, 2025, the WTO Chair Program 2025 (WCP) officially kicked off at Foreign Trade University (FTU). This marks the final year FTU hosts the WTO Chair Program in Vietnam, concluding a meaningful journey in its mission to “enhance collaboration among industry stakeholders, academic institutions, and government agencies in implementing Vietnam’s commitments to the WTO and next-generation FTAs.”

The ceremony was attended by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Thu Huong, Vice President of FTU and Head of the Program Steering Committee; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trinh Thi Thu Huong, Chairholder of the FTU WTO Chair Program; Dr. Vu Kim Ngan, Co-Chairholder of the FTU WTO Chair Program; along with committee leaders and members.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Trinh Thi Thu Huong summarized the Program’s remarkable achievements in 2024 across its three key pillars: Research, Program Development, and Outreach Events. The WTO Chair Program at FTU not only surpassed its planned goals but also received strong support and active participation from various stakeholders.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Thu Huong highly commended the program’s accomplishments, emphasizing its importance and positive impact on the university, organizations, businesses, and local communities. She particularly acknowledged the dedication and unity of the Program Management Board. As the WTO Chair Program enters its final year at FTU, she expressed her hope that all members would intensify their efforts to successfully conclude the WCP.

Dr. Vu Kim Ngan presented the 2025 activity plan, which includes 17 major events and 94 expected outputs.  Key initiatives include international conferences, short courses for businesses and young lecturers, book exhibitions, and the publication of domestic and international research papers. The WCP will focus on expanding its impact and improving research quality.

On this occasion, outstanding members who contributed significantly to the Program in 2024 were honored. The WCP hopes that all members, particularly the younger generation, will continue to embrace innovation and creativity to ensure its ongoing success.

Members of the WCP expressed strong determination to fulfill the planned objectives, ensuring the program remains a hub for innovation, collaboration, and meaningful discussions on the future of international trade.

]]> https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/featured-news/wto-chair-program-2025-kick-off-at-foreign-trade-university/feed/ 0 https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/introduction/partners/permanent-mission-of-the-socialist-republic-of-vietnam-to-the-united-nations-office-the-world-trade-organization-and-other-international-organizations-at-geneva/ https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/en/introduction/partners/permanent-mission-of-the-socialist-republic-of-vietnam-to-the-united-nations-office-the-world-trade-organization-and-other-international-organizations-at-geneva/#respond Thu, 10 Nov 2022 04:27:39 +0000 https://wcp.ftu.edu.vn/?p=2826 1. Organization and activities

Permanent Mission of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to the United Nations Office, the World Trade Organization and other International Organizations at Geneva, Switzerland (hereinafter below) (referred to as the Mission) is the official representative agency of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in relations with the United Nations, WTO and other international organizations in Geneva, in accordance with the relevant international treaties to which Vietnam is a signatory. The Mission has its own headquarters in Geneva; have an account and seal bearing the national emblem. The Mission operates based on general funding provided by the state budget in accordance with law.

The Mission performs the following rights and duties:

– Represent the Socialist Republic of Vietnam beside the United Nations, WTO and other international organizations in Geneva.

– Protect the rights and interests of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam at the United Nations, WTO and other international organizations in Geneva.

– Promote cooperative relations between the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and the United Nations, WTO and other international organizations in Geneva, as well as with member countries of international organizations there; take advantage of the technical assistance and cooperation of international organizations for the cause of national development.

– Perform consular duties to protect the rights and interests of the State, legal entities, and Vietnamese citizens in accordance with the provisions of the laws of Vietnam and the host country.

– Participate in signing and acceding to international treaties in accordance with law.

– Perform state management over the activities of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in addition to the United Nations, WTO and other international organizations in Geneva.

– Organize the implementation of administrative reform according to the programs, plans and guidelines of the Government, the Prime Minister, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs; carry out the settlement of complaints and denunciations, fight against corruption, fight waste, practice thrift in accordance with law.

– Implement the regulations of the State and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on administrative work, accounting, finance, clerical work, archives, protection of State secrets, assurance of agency safety and labor discipline. 

– Manage, use, and protect the Delegation’s assets and facilities and use funds allocated by the state budget in an economical and efficient manner in accordance with law.

– Perform other duties and powers under the direction, assignment or authorization of the President, Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and in accordance with law; implement the direction of the Minister of Industry and Trade on WTO-related tasks.

The organizational structure of the Delegation includes: the United Nations Chamber and other international organizations, the WTO Chamber and Multilateral Trade Cooperation Affairs, the Office of the Mission. 

– The United Nations Chamber is responsible for handling issues related to the operation of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam at United Nations Organizations located in Geneva, including the Human Resources Council, the Conference on Disarmament and other economic and political issues, multilateral international cooperation and other expertise as assigned by the Ambassador, Head of the Mission, in accordance with current regulations.

– The WTO Chamber is responsible for handling issues related to the participation of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the WTO and multilateral economic and trade cooperation issues as well as a number of other works according to the provisions of law. assignment of Ambassador, Head of the Mission.

– The Mission’s Office is in charge of administrative, clerical, administrative, financial, community, consular, reception, and a number of other internal, external and professional issues by the Ambassador, Head of the Mission assignment team.

(Decision No. 51/2009/QD-TTg) of the Prime Minister dated April 8, 2009 on stipulating the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Permanent Mission of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to the United Nations Office, the World Trade Organization and other International Organizations at Geneva)

2. Contents of collaboration

Within the framework of cooperation with the World Trade Organization (WTO) under the WTO Chairs Program, on November 4, 2022, Ambassador Le Thi Tuyet Mai, Vietnam mission to the UN and the WTO at Geneva have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation between the Mission and the Foreign Trade University (FTU) Hanoi on cooperation and support for FTU in various fields in the WTO Chairs Program for the term 2022-2026. The parties commit to cooperate with each other in the following activities:

– Under Curriculum Development and Teaching pillar, the Vietnam mission to the UN and the WTO at Geneva is committed to cooperating in the designing and teaching (if needed) of new courses, namely new short courses for policymakers, lecturers and new academic courses for students, employers.

– Under Research pillar, the Vietnam mission to the UN and the WTO at Geneva is willing to support relevant research projects under the Vietnam WTO Chairs Programme Phase III Project.

– Under Outreach and Event Activities pillar, the Vietnam mission to the UN and the WTO at Geneva is committed to promoting and supporting events such as (1) placing the link and logo of “WTO Chairs Programme” on the website of the Vietnam mission to the UN and the WTO at Geneva, (2) facilitating Vietnam International Trade (VIT) Forum organized by the FTU, (3) sending experts and/or writing articles/comments for seminar/conferences (if needed).

The WTO Chairs Programme was launched in 2010. It aims to enhance knowledge and understanding of the trading system among academics and policymakers in developing countries through curriculum development, research and outreach activities by universities and research institutions.

Academic institutions awarded WTO Chairs receive support in the areas of research, curriculum development, and outreach activities. The chair-holders are selected through a competitive process. Fourteen institutions were originally selected as WTO Chairs for a four-year term in 2009. Seven institutions were added to the Programme in May 2014. 

Following a call for applications for Phase III of the Programme, over 120 applications were received by the WTO. A selection process resulted in 17 institutions being chosen to join the network of WCP in December 2021. This further diversifies the Programme’s representation across the globe, with the network now comprising of 36 universities.

The main objectives of the Programme are to:

• Promote research in trade-related matters and highlight policy relevance
• Support the development and delivery of courses on international trade and provide teaching support
• Encourage outreach activities
• Collate information and promote knowledge sharing on international trade
• Establish a network of engaged academics

FTU WTO Chair

Foreign Trade University (FTU) has officially become one of 17 educational institutions selected from 126 institutions in 54 countries around the world, thus becoming the only educational institution in Vietnam that was selected to participate in the WTO Chairs Programme (WCP) in the third phase from 2022 to 2026.

The general objective of the WCP – FTU is “Strengthening the collaboration among industry, academia and the government in implementing Vietnam’s commitment in WTO and new FTAs”. 

In order to solve the enormous gap between the implementation of state commitments from policy perspectives and the role of stakeholders, thereby proposing solutions for connecting different stakeholders in the implementation of Vietnam’s commitments in the WTO as well as new-generation FTAs, FTU organizes a range of training, research and outreach activities in collaboration with partners representing stakeholders such as MOIT, VCCI, WTO center and some trade associations.

The values that the WCP – FTU brings to stakeholders

1. Capacity building for the public sector, especially local authorities/governments to understand, apply, guide, and connect with industry actors in order to properly and effectively implement Vietnam’s commitments in the WTO and FTAs.
2. Capacity building for policymakers to collaborate with industry actors and research institutions/academia in the formulation of economic restructuring and other social policies (e.g., environmental and labor issues) under the impact of trade commitments.
3. Capacity building for industry actors (such as MSMEs, trade associations …) to take advantage of commitments signed by the government, interact and consult with the public sector in the process of government-government negotiations, and for signing future trade agreements with better deals.
4. Enhancing FTU’s research capacity for lecturers, developing the ability to connect FTU’s research and teaching activities with industry actors as well as with the public sector through experience from international experts from the WTO and other research and education organizations over the world.
5. Building a network of research, consultation, and connection with industry actors (businesses) and the public sector (state agencies/authorities), with FTU as the coordinating center, in the implementation of trade commitments, through website systems, applications, and annual reports.

Expected activities implemented by FTU in the programme

• Research
• Curriculum
• Outreach and Events

Research Activities

• Research in Recent performance of commitment implementation + Bottlenecks
• Research on:

– The role of different stakeholders in international trade policy implementation in Vietnam: A historical survey from “Doi Moi” to present

– Vietnam’s obligations in commitments on non-trade issues such as labor, the environment in the new generation of FTAs, and potential impacts on industry actors

– The role of social cohesion/ connection/ network or university’s role on stakeholder activities in implementing Vietnam’s commitments

– The connection and collaboration (coordination mechanism) among industry-academia – government to promote the implementation of Vietnam’s commitments in the WTO and the new-generation FTAs

• Future Research (sponsored by FTU) of 01 FTU research team, developed from one of the above researches – Starting from the 4th year of the project.

Curriculum Development and Teaching

• Designing and implementing 3 short courses: 

– Trade and Investment

– Digital Trade: How to help Vietnamese enterprises to benefit from Vietnam’s commitments on e-commerce in WTO and FTAs for the Post COVID-19 Recovery

– Non-trade Issues commitments in new-generation  FTAs: Implementation and challenges

• Designing and implementing 3 Academic courses: 

– Trade and Investment

 – Digital Trade Policy and Laws

– Non-traditional Issues in International Trade

• Updating and implementing 3 curriculums of:

– Master in International Trade Policy and Law

– Bachelor of International Trade

– Bachelor of International Trade Law

Outreach and Events

• Launch ceremony
• Five consultation workshops
• “Vietnam WTO Chairs Programme” website
• Vietnam Forum on International Trade (VFIT)
• Vietnam International Trade Moot Competition (VIT- Moot) for students of nationwide universities
• Six academic workshops
• Closing Chair ceremony

The WTO Chairs Programme:

• Aims to enhance knowledge and understanding of the multilateral trading system among academics, policy makers and civil society in developing countries and least developed countries by stimulating teaching, research, and public debate on international trade at universities and research institutions.
• Fosters research and capacity building of relevance to government policy makers and other stakeholders and adapted to circumstances on the ground.
• Provides financial and substantive support to the Chairs over a four-year programme cycle as part of the WTO`s technical cooperation mandate of enhancing human and institutional capacities of beneficiary Members to take full advantage of the rules-based multilateral trading system.
• Comprises a total of 36 institutions with a cohort of 17 Chairs participating in the current four-year cycle and 19 Chairs funded in previous programme cycles actively engaged in the network.

BACKGROUND

The WTO Chairs Programme was launched in 2010. It is fostering research, training, and outreach activities of relevance to governmental policy makers and other stakeholders at universities in developing countries and least developed countries.

Academic institutions awarded WTO Chairs receive support in the areas of research, curriculum development, and outreach activities. The chair-holders are selected through a competitive process. Fourteen institutions were originally selected as WTO Chairs for a four-year term in 2009. Seven institutions were added to the Programme in May 2014. Following a call for applications for Phase 3 of the Programme, over 120 applications were received by the WTO. A selection process resulted in 17 institutions being chosen to join the network of WCP Chairs in December 2021. This further diversifies the Programme’s representation across the globe, with the network now comprising 36 universities.

The World Trade Institute was established in 1999 to train future practitioners and researchers from all over the world and to strengthen research capacities in the field of international trade and investment regulation. The WTI combined graduate-level education and interdisciplinary research in law, economics and political science, as well as specialized advisory services. The institute recruits students, researchers, faculty and employees from around the world, creating a diverse culture and stimulating environment.

The WTI cooperates with leading universities and institutes through memoranda of understanding and collaborative projects, carrying out joint research and teaching programmes. Students pre-selected by the institute’s partner universities benefit from a preferential tuition fee for the MILE and TRAIL+ programmes. In addition, the WTI has concluded new agreements with the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED), Tashkent, Uzbekistan and the General Authority of Foreign Trade (GAFT) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The WTI participated in local, national and international policy discussions and debates. It also regularly organized lectures in the context of the Global Economic Governance Seminar Series. These lectures were open to the public and attracted considerable attention. The WTI, together with the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) and the Centre for Development and Environment of the University of Bern (CDE), hosted a roundtable discussion on trade, climate change and the Sustainable Development Goals. Jointly with the Institute of Malaysian and International Studies (IKMAS), two virtual events on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement were organized.

(Source: WTI Annual Report 2021, https://www.wti.org/media/filer_public/84/a5/84a54e1c-c164-4c04-a332-b577938771e2/06092022-annual-report-2022_a3.pdf ).

Signing of MOU between World Trade Institute (WTI), University of Bern, Switzerland and the WTO Chairs Program at Foreign Trade University2. Contents of Cooperation 

On the 6th day of May 2022, Foreign Trade University (FTU) and World Trade Institute (WTI) enter into the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the aim of cooperating on the activities of the FTU WTO Chair Programme. To accomplish this undertaking, this MOU seeks to facilitate the collaboration of the following activities:

– Under Curriculum Development and Teaching pillar, WTI is committed to cooperating in the designing and teaching (if needed) of new short courses for private actors, new courses for postgraduate students.

– Under Research pillar, WTI is willing to support relevant research projects under the FTU WTO Chair Programme.

– Under Outreach activities pillar, WTI is committed to promoting and supporting events such as placing the link and logo of “FTU WTO Chair” on the website of WTI, facilitating Viet Nam International Trade (VIT) Moot organized by FTU, sending experts and/or writing articles for seminar/conferences (if needed).

The University of Wollongong traces its origins to 1951 when a Division of the then New South Wales University of Technology was established in Wollongong. That institution grew and evolved, and in 1975 legislation was passed in the parliament of New South Wales, establishing the University of Wollongong as an independent institution. 

Originally established as a provider of technical education for engineers and metallurgists required for the region’s steel industry, the University now offers a wide range of courses across four faculties: Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities; Business and Law; Engineering and Information Sciences; Science, Medicine and Health. 

The Univerity’s success is reflected in global awards and rankings, where its graduates and teachers are recognised as some of the best in the world, and the University as a whole is ranked among the world’s top one percent. The University of Wollongong is ranked among the best 20 modern universities in the world in the QS Top 50 Under 50 Rankings 2021. The University is consistently ranked in the top 200 universities in the world for the quality of graduates by the 2022 QS Graduate Employability Ranking. The University graduates are well respected and are consistently ranked among the top one percent in the world by employers. 

The University of Wollongong has formal agreements with more than 400 overseas institutions, covering research collaboration, student and staff exchange, study abroad and program delivery. Its global connections are strengthened by the membership of the University Global Partnership Network (UGPN), which is focused on creating a foundation for international collaboration. This enables academics and students from some of the world’s top universities to work together on issues of global importance.

(Source: https://www.uow.edu.au/about/reputation/ )

2. Contents of Cooperation 

On the 6th day of May 2022, Foreign Trade University (FTU) and University of Wollongong (UOW) enter into the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the aim of cooperating on the activities of the FTU WTO Chair Programme. To accomplish this undertaking, this MOU seeks to facilitate the collaboration of the following activities:

– Under Curriculum Development and Teaching pillar, UOW is committed to cooperating in the designing and teaching (if needed) of new short courses for private actors, new courses for postgraduate students.

– Under Research pillar, WTI is willing to support relevant research projects under the FTU WTO Chair Programme.

– Under Outreach activities pillar, UOW is committed to promoting and supporting events such as placing the link and logo of “FTU WTO Chair” on the website of UOW, facilitating Viet Nam International Trade (VIT) Forum organised by FTU, sending experts and/or writing articles for seminar/conferences (if needed).

a. Introduction

The Center for WTO and International Trade is set up under the auspices of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) to provide legal support for Vietnamese businesses on international trade issues.

The Center’s mission is to improve awareness, capacity, and voice of the Vietnamese business community to actively participate in negotiations and gain the most benefits from WTO and other trade agreements of Vietnam, as well as to prevent and deal with their possible negative impacts.

b. Organization

– Director: General management and making decisions on the Center activities.

– Secretariat: Administrative support and coordinating the Center activities.

– Advisory Committees – Councils: Professional consulting units established according to specific demands of businesses in each period and on each issue, the 02 current units are the International Trade Advisory Committee (INTAC) and the Trade Remedies Council (TRC).

– Network of domestic and foreign collaborators: A linkage of professional experts and attorneys specialized in international trade, regularly connecting, and supporting the Center to update information, sharing knowledge, experience and giving professional consultation in specific cases.

c. Functions

– Providing legal and related information on Vietnam trade commitments in WTO and in other trade agreements in specific forms/ways that meet the understanding level and needs of Vietnamese businesses.

– Building capacity (through workshops, handbooks…) for business associations, enterprises and other entities on important international trade issues.

– Consulting and guiding associations and business groups to deal with ad hoc problems arising in international trade practice, especially cases relating to trade remedies and other trade barriers. 

– Conducting advocacy activities (researches, surveys, workshops getting enterprises’ opinions…) to consult the Government in the process of negotiating and implementing international trade commitments.

d. Legal ground for operation

– Decision No. 06/2012/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister on the Consultation of the Business Community on International Trade Agreements.

– Directive No. 15/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister on continuing to implement Resolution No. 22-NQ/TW of the Political Bureau on International Integration.

– Directive No. 38/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister on Strengthening the Implementation and effective exploitation of Free Trade Agreements has come into effect.

– Charter of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

2. Contents of Cooperation 

On the 6th day of May 2022, Foreign Trade University (FTU) and the Center for WTO and International Trade, VCCI entered into the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the aim of cooperating on the activities of the FTU WTO Chair Programme. To accomplish this undertaking, this MOU seeks to facilitate the collaboration of the following activities:

– Under Curriculum Development and Teaching pillar, the Center is committed to cooperating in the designing and teaching (if needed) of new short courses for private actors, and new courses for postgraduate students.

– Under Research pillar, the Center is willing to support relevant research projects under the FTU WTO Chair Programme.

– Under Outreach activities pillar, the Center for WTO and International Trade is committed to promoting and supporting events such as placing the link and logo of “FTU WTO Chair” on the website of the Center, facilitating Viet Nam International Trade (VIT) Moot organized by FTU, sending experts and/or writing articles for seminar/conferences (if needed).

Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) is a voluntary organization of seafood processing and exporting enterprises in Vietnam, aiming to coordinate and link activities of enterprises, help each other to improve the value, quality, and competitiveness of Vietnamese seafood products, develop and create a source of raw materials for seafood processing and export, represent and protect the legitimate interests of its members.

Established on June 12, 1998, members of VASEP are enterprises of all economic sectors, non-business organizations and managers operating in the field of seafood processing and import and export. property of Vietnam, approved the Association’s Charter, voluntarily applied to join the Association, and was recognized by the Executive Board. Most of VASEP’s members are reputable seafood processing and exporting companies of Vietnam, the rest are businesses in the service areas related to the seafood industry. Seafood export turnover of VASEP members accounts for 80% of total seafood export turnover of Vietnam.

After many years of operation, VASEP has become a member of organizations such as the Intergovernmental Organization for Marketing Information and Fisheries Technology Consulting Services Asia – Pacific (INFOFISH), the Association of Seafood United States Seafood Association (NFI), ASEAN Aquaculture Federation (AAF), Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), Singapore Fisheries Industry Association (SIAS).

(Source: https://vasep.com.vn/gioi-thieu/gioi-thieu-vasep)

2. Contents of Cooperation 

On the 6th day of May 2022, Foreign Trade University (FTU) and Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) entered into the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the aim of cooperating on the activities of the FTU WTO Chair Programme. To accomplish this undertaking, this MOU seeks to facilitate the collaboration of the following activities:

– Under Curriculum Development and Teaching pillar, VASEP is committed to cooperating in the designing and teaching (if needed) of new short courses for private actors, and new courses for postgraduate students.

– Under Research pillar, VASEP is willing to support relevant research projects under the FTU WTO Chair Programme.

– Under Outreach activities pillar, VASEP is committed to promoting and supporting events such as placing the link and logo of “FTU WTO Chair” on the website of VASEP, facilitating Viet Nam International Trade (VIT) Moot organized by FTU, sending experts and/or writing articles for seminar/conferences (if needed).