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Vietnam Reinforces Intellectual Property Enforcement Amid International Cooperation Efforts

Vietnam commits to stringent IP rights protection and transparent business environment through legal reforms and cross-border collaboration

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Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Pham Thu Hang affirmed the country’s firm stance on addressing intellectual property infringements. Highlighting legislative advancements and enforcement actions, Vietnam aims to foster a transparent investment climate and strengthen international cooperation, includi…
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