
Speaking at the working session, Mr. Pham Quang Huy assessed that GTA is a useful tool, helping policy-making agencies to promptly monitor trade and industrial policy movements from partners. He said that in the context of the current rapidly changing global economy , access to high-quality, reliable data sources and in-depth analysis plays an important role for Vietnam to improve its early warning capacity and proactively respond to trade risks, especially in the field of trade defense. In recent times, the Vietnamese Permanent Mission in Geneva has cooperated very closely with the St. Gallen Foundation in activities to enhance policy analysis capacity and expects the Foundation to continue to coordinate more deeply with domestic agencies in using data, building analytical capacity and supporting early warning.
Mr. Andrey Eydlin then gave an overview of the fund, as well as the initiatives developed by the fund, including GTA and other in-depth analytical data tools such as Trade Defense Monitor, Import Dynamics. GTA is an independent platform that synthesizes trade policies of more than 60 countries on trade in goods, services, foreign direct investment (FDI), and labor based on official information sources, monitors more than 60 types of policy instruments (such as taxes, tariffs, bans, quotas, tariff quotas, subsidies, public procurement, localization measures, trade defense, etc.), and reports by areas: policies, affected industries and products, affected trading partners, etc.).
In the field of trade defense, Mr. Andrey said that GTA is capable of providing real-time information on trade defense actions of the Group of 20 ( G20 ) leading developed and emerging economies, alerting relevant agencies according to the investigating country, country of origin, product and sued enterprise - a very useful source of information for Vietnam to early identify risks to exports. GTA also provides input information to assess the case through data from trade defense investigations in other markets related to the same company, reviewing subsidy programs for analysis, monitoring recent trade trends of products to analyze damages...).
Participating online at the meeting, Mr. Chu Thang Trung, Deputy Director of the Trade Defense Department, highly appreciated the useful information provided by the St. Gallen Fund and said that the Trade Defense Department is also exploiting data on the GTA website. Mr. Chu Thang Trung also raised some comments and questions related to the operation of the GTA and the fund's support plan for relevant agencies in Vietnam. In response, the representative of the St. Gallen Fund said that this unit is ready to support the provision of access rights and organize training and instructions on the use of tools to monitor measures affecting Vietnam's exports; organize workshops on reviewing trade policies, industrial policies, digital trade, etc.; provide specialized analysis reports upon request, such as analysis of opportunities and challenges for Vietnam's exports.
The St. Gallen Foundation, established in 2020, is a non-profit organization that promotes prosperity through trade with key initiatives including GTA; Digital Policy Alert (monitoring regulations and developments in digital policies related to artificial intelligence, data regulations, competition, tax, content censorship, etc.); the C4TP program funded by the Swiss Government to enhance trade policy capacity for developing countries, of which Vietnam is a priority partner; NIPO (New Industrial Policy Observatory) - a database on industrial policies, etc.
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