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Vietnam-Spain Bilateral Relations: Trade and Investment

2024-04-16
Vietnam and Spain have developed relatively close relations over the last few decades, with a bilateral relationship based primarily on trade. Spain’s imports from Vietnam have grown substantially as the latter country has become a prime destination for manufacturing, as more countries look at reshoring from neighboring China.

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