In recent years, the Vietnamese steel industry has faced numerous trade remedy investigations across various foreign markets, particularly in major export destinations. Policy barriers in these export markets, combined with competitive pressure from imported goods in the domestic market, have been likened to a "pincer movement" squeezing domestic steel enterprises.

In this context, to collectively identify the challenges facing businesses and the steel market, as well as to suggest and propose policies to protect steel manufacturing enterprises, Vietnam Investment Review’s "Monday Dialogue" program features the topic: "Protecting Steel Manufacturers in a Pincer Movement."

The program welcomes the participation of the following distinguished guests:

• Mr. Phan Duc Hieu – Standing Member of the Economic Committee of the National Assembly

• Mr. Pham Cong Thao – Vice President of the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA)

• Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Trang – Director of the WTO and Integration Center, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)

• Discussion: Countervailing Duty Policies and the Role of the EVFTA in Export Market Diversification
• Guide to Registering Fresh Coconut Exports to China - Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper
• Food Safety Regulations and Quarantine for Exported Coconut Products - Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper
• Seminar: Early Warning for Trade Remedies - Maintaining the Advantage for Vietnamese Export Goods