The Prime Minister of Vietnam requested immediate support for businesses to avoid the risk of losing export shipments of pepper, cinnamon, anise, and cashew to the UAE

Published 2023년 8월 1일

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Several Vietnamese businesses that are members of the Vietnam Pepper Association may lose their export shipments of pepper, cinnamon, anise, and cashew nuts to the UAE due to commercial fraud. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has directed various government departments to investigate and resolve the issue, requesting cooperation from the UAE authorities. The Vietnam Pepper and Spices Association has sent urgent requests to UAE authorities to detain shipments and investigate the suspects involved in the fraudulent transactions.

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Recently, a number of online newspapers (vtv.vn, tuoitre.vn, tienphong.vn, danviet.vn...) reported information that some businesses that are members of the Vietnam Pepper Association are at risk lost export shipments of pepper, cinnamon, anise, and cashew nuts to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) due to commercial fraud. Regarding this, in the official dispatch No.693/CD-TTg on supporting enterprises to export pepper to the UAE market. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the Ministries of Industry and Trade, Justice, Agriculture and Rural Development, and Transport; The State Bank of Vietnam directed the Vietnamese Embassy in the UAE to continue working urgently with the UAE authorities, requesting your side to cooperate in investigating and clarifying the case that 04 containers of agricultural products were lost. In order to take measures to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of ...

Source: Danviet