Specifically, many businesses have sought to diversify their supply chains and shift production and business operations to minimize risks from global tariff tensions. Businesses having to review their supply and transportation strategies has increased activity at ports in Vietnam and Malaysia.
However, experts say this is only temporary as geopolitical tensions and trade policy uncertainty influence business decisions, not to mention infrastructure constraints that could erode this advantage. To remain competitive, Vietnam and other regional players need to invest in upgrading port infrastructure, improving logistics and reducing congestion.
Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/chinh-sach-thue-quan-tao-luc-day-cho-hoat-dong-cang-bien-cua-viet-nam-20251208193808179.htm
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