The Prime Minister requests ministries, agencies, and local authorities to strengthen trade promotion activities to support exports, increase the market share of Vietnamese goods in traditional markets and in markets that have free trade agreements and comprehensive economic partnership agreements with Viet Nam, while also expanding and diversifying export markets to reduce dependence on certain high-risk traditional markets.

The Prime Minister emphasizes the need to enhance domestic trade promotion activities and supply-demand connectivity, intensify the campaign "Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods", boost trade promotion and goods distribution via digital platforms, and support businesses with market information and legal consultancy to unlock the potential of the domestic market.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade was asked to accelerate trade promotion for high-tech products, especially in key areas such as semiconductor technology, artificial intelligence, automation, machinery, equipment and components, and renewable energy.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism shall boost national cultural and tourism promotion activities in combination with trade promotion via international cultural, culinary, and tourism events.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in coordination with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, shall study the feasibility of establishing new trade promotion offices in key markets to expand the network of trade promotion agencies and support Vietnamese enterprises in foreign markets.

The State Bank of Viet Nam shall direct credit institutions to simplify credit procedures in order to facilitate easier access to bank credit for individuals and businesses.

Localities were required to proactively participate and speed up digital transformation in trade promotion activities across sectors, including the application of e-commerce platforms, digital marketing logistics, and data analytics tools to support businesses in effectively reaching customers.

Viet Nam's exports made a strong recovery in the first five months of 2025, bringing in an additional US$22 billion compared to the same period last year.

According to data from the General Department of Customs, by the end of May, Viet Nam's total import-export value approximated US$356 billion, showing a 15.7 percent jump or US$48.2 billion on-year.

Specifically, exports exceeded US$180 billion, up 14 percent equal to more than US$22 billion, while imports amounted to US$175.5 billion, up 17.5 per cent equal to just over US$26 billion./.