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However, only 20% of Vietnamese food is halal certified .
Therefore, Vietnam hopes that Malaysia will help to promote the development of this field and contribute to raising the bilateral trade volume to US$18 billion by 2025 .
Azmin Ali said that Malaysian companies are willing to share their experience with Vietnamese companies to help Vietnamese companies obtain halal certification more easily
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In particular, for the 31st Southeast Asian Games to be held in Vietnam, Vietnam will welcome many tourists who have the need to consume halal products
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This will be a good opportunity for companies from Vietnam and Malaysia to cooperate and build a halal ecosystem commensurate with the potential of both countries
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In particular, for the 31st Southeast Asian Games to be held in Vietnam, Vietnam will welcome many tourists who have the need to consume halal products
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This will be a good opportunity for companies from Vietnam and Malaysia to cooperate and build a halal ecosystem commensurate with the potential of both countries
.
Regarding the inclusion of refined oil cooperation and supply cooperation on the agenda of the joint committee amid the turbulent international oil market, Azmin Ali said he has contacted Petrogas
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The company said it can supply 300,000 barrels to Vietnam immediately, and if Vietnam needs more, the two sides can continue negotiations
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The company said it can supply 300,000 barrels to Vietnam immediately, and if Vietnam needs more, the two sides can continue negotiations
.
Malaysia is currently Vietnam's second largest trading partner in ASEAN and the ninth largest trading partner in the world
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Vietnam is Malaysia's third largest trading partner in ASEAN
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Vietnam is Malaysia's third largest trading partner in ASEAN
.
According to statistics from the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam, the bilateral trade volume will reach US$12.
5 billion in 2021, a year-on-year increase of 25.
3%
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Vietnam mainly exports mobile phones and parts, crude oil, rice, coffee and aquatic products to Malaysia; it mainly imports computers and electronic products, machinery and equipment, petroleum, household appliances products and parts, and chemicals
.
In the first two months of 2022, the bilateral trade volume between Vietnam and Malaysia will reach nearly 2.
2 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 20%
.
5 billion in 2021, a year-on-year increase of 25.
3%
.
Vietnam mainly exports mobile phones and parts, crude oil, rice, coffee and aquatic products to Malaysia; it mainly imports computers and electronic products, machinery and equipment, petroleum, household appliances products and parts, and chemicals
.
In the first two months of 2022, the bilateral trade volume between Vietnam and Malaysia will reach nearly 2.
2 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 20%
.
In terms of investment, Malaysia is Vietnam's second largest investor in ASEAN after Singapore with 668 investment projects in Vietnam and a contracted investment of US$13 billion, and it ranks 10th among 140 countries and regions investing in Vietnam
.
Malaysia's investment in Vietnam involves 32 provinces and cities, of which Ho Chi Minh City is the largest, followed by Tra Vinh Province and Hanoi City
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Malaysia's investment in Vietnam involves 32 provinces and cities, of which Ho Chi Minh City is the largest, followed by Tra Vinh Province and Hanoi City
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In addition, Vietnam currently has 21 investment projects in Malaysia with an agreed investment of US$853 million, ranking ninth among 78 overseas investment destinations in Vietnam
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