The Ho Chi Minh City Export Forum and Fair 2024 will be held in the southern metropolis on May 8-11, the municipal Department of Industry and Trade announced on February 22.

Enjoying a rise in orders, the garment and textile sector is optimistic about the completion of its target of earning US$44 billion in export revenue set for this year.

VOV.VN - Export Development Canada (EDC) has co-ordinated efforts with the Vietnam Trade Office to organise a workshop to update the economic situation and evaluate Vietnamese enterprises' operational efficiency within the global supply chain.

VOV.VN - There are positive signs ahead for Vietnamese exports in 2024 thanks to the recovery of the global economy, increasing consumption demand, and the effective enforcement of free trade agreements (FTAs).

VOV.VN - Despite facing global uncertainties, Vietnam's garment and textile industry has set its sights on an export target of US$44 billion this year thanks to efforts made to improve management and promote the application of cutting-edge technology in production, according to industry insiders.

The garment and textile sector has set a target of US$44 billion in export turnover this year, up 10% year-on-year.

Along with the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), the Vietnamese garment and textile sector also needs a Vietnam-Canada free trade agreement or another bilateral deal to penetrate more deeply into the North American market, according to experts.

The Vietnam Trade Office in India arranged a pavilion to introduce Vietnam's textile and garment products at Intex South Asia, an international textile sourcing show opened in New Delhi on December 7.

The Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) has set a target of earning US$44 billion from textile and apparel exports in 2024 as positive changes have seen from the last quarter of this year.

Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) on November 23 announced that Vietnam’s textile and apparel exports are estimated to top US$40 billion, about 9% less than that of last year.