These training programs are built on the basis of the results of training needs that the Ministry of Industry and Trade surveyed the Localities, Associations, Enterprises and Institutes of 63 provinces and cities in Official Dispatch No. 1176/BCT-DB dated February 27, 2024.
Accordingly, in order to focus on fully and promptly updating the orientations, guidelines, policies and legal documents related to the negotiation and implementation of Vietnam's FTAs ​​in general (including new generation FTAs ​​and newly signed FTAs) and commitments, regulations, practical situations and ways to handle common problems related to the implementation of FTAs, the Ministry of Industry and Trade will organize 03 Training courses as follows:
Organizing training to become experts on the EVFTA Agreement and new generation FTAs ​​(basic course) for management agencies, enterprises and industry associations;
Organize training to become experts on the UKVFTA Agreement and new generation FTAs ​​(basic course) for management agencies, businesses and industry associations;
Organize training to become experts on new generation FTAs, specialized courses in the field of trade in goods.
The training course is organized completely free of charge in a direct form and is guided by experts who directly negotiate or manage in the field of negotiation and implementation of FTAs ​​in general and in each specific field in particular. The lectures are designed in the form of theory combined with practical case studies related to common problems and related to specific industries in the localities where the training course is organized.
The basic training courses will focus on the following topics: Intellectual Property, Trade Defense, Trade Promotion and Labor. The specialized training courses in the field of Trade in Goods will include the following contents: Tax and non-tariff measures, Trade Remedies, Rules of Origin and Customs.
For details of the training programs and how to register, please see here: https://fta.gov.vn/index.php?r=site%2Fdetail&id=1542
Source: Multilateral Trade Policy Department