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Free trade agreements (FTAs) and e-commerce opportunities (11/03/2020)
The signing and joining of the new generation FTAs will have a great impact on the Vietnamese economy through the expansion of the import-export market, accordingly, the import-export turnover to partner countries will increase and increase. consolidating traditional markets, opening up many potential markets on the basis of promoting relationships with important economic strategic partners.

The most obvious of this is the promotion of export activities: Trade liberalization in general and new generation FTAs ​​in particular have the effect of promoting export activities. The provisions in these FTAs ​​force member economies, including Vietnam, to restructure, open up new markets and create attractive goods. Only in the first month of EVFTA implementation, there were over 7,200 sets of certificates of origin (C / O) samples of EUR.1 with a turnover of USD 277 million of goods exported to the EU.
As the process of promoting and towards the joining of Free Trade Treaties, the emergence and pandemic spread of Covid-19 cast a shadow on the economic development prospects of the world in general and Vietnam. Nam in particular. With the only effective measure in existence that is social isolation, avoiding direct person-to-person contact, Covid-19 has disrupted the method of operating global supply chains, making it difficult for businesses to model. visualization and risk assessment. In that context, promoting non-traditional fields, including e-commerce in the context of the complicated Covid-19 epidemic, is also a solution to overcome the economic disruption in supply and demand. health. Obviously, the supply chain in every country, including Vietnam and in all economic sectors, is seriously affected. In that context, e-commerce is considered to be an effective means to support domestic and international trade during the Covid-19 pandemic as we have witnessed. The application of electronic means not only brings benefits from the perspective of consumers but also for businesses, also helps a lot in connecting customers, expanding trade and accessing new opportunities in business. new normal event like today. Future supply chains will not only revolve around performance and cost management, but will be on the level of security and resilience of that supply chain. This view is also concurred by world leaders, as recorded from the latest "Global Financial Leadership Survey on COVID-19" published by PwC in May 2020. According to the survey, leaders are planning to change their supply chain strategy in a more comprehensive way.
Thus, to take full advantage of opportunities from joining new generation FTAs ​​and exploiting new online business models well, both the private sector and the government need to make efforts to accelerate the process. digital converter in the near future.
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