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VIETNAM
GENEVA (Reuters) - Communist Vietnam, one of the world's fastest growing economies, won formal approval from the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday, November 07th, 2006 to become its 150th member by the end of the year.
The executive General Council approved a deal struck late last month by the WTO's working party on Vietnam's accession, a formality because the working party is open to all WTO states with an interest in the negotiation.
Vietnam, a country of 82 million people, will officially become part of the WTO, which sets the rules for global trade, 30 days after its National Assembly ratifies the accession accords.
"It is done, they have been accepted," said a WTO spokesman after the request was gaveled through at a closed-door session of the Council.
Vietnam, a major exporter of textiles, seafood, coffee and furniture, had been negotiating to join the 149-state WTO for 12 years while its once state-controlled economy has undergone sweeping reform.
Although its economy is relatively small, with gross domestic product of $61 billion this year, it is the latest of Asia's economic success stories.
Estimated economic growth was 8.2 percent in 2006, labor is cheap and Vietnam is the darling of the foreign aid and investment communities.
Its average economic growth of 7.4 percent over the past five years is higher than any other Asian country except China, its Communist neighbor whose economic output has soared since it joined the WTO in late 2001.
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US President to pay longest visit to Vietnam
16:38' 06/11/2006 (GMT+7)
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VietNamNet Bridge - According to the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry, US President George W.Bush will visit Vietnam from November 17-20. This will be the longest visit by President Bush to a country so far.
His visit to Vietnam this November will be the second official visit by a US President to Vietnam, after the first by former President Bill Clinton in 2001.
President Bush will have a talk with Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Minh Triet and meet with Party Secretary General Nong Duc Manh and Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
During the visit, the two sides will sign some bilateral cooperation documents. Mr Bush will also announce the aid for Vietnam to combat HIV/AIDS, which is rumoured will be the largest amount ever.
President Bush will visit HCM City and a hospital for HIV/A IDS patients. The president and the first lady, Laura Bush, will go to the Cua Bac church in Hanoi as well.
A high-ranking official of the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry confirmed that the US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would accompany Mr Bush. The US delegation coming to Vietnam for the 14th APEC meeting will comprise 1,000 members.
Escorting the US President will be high-ranking officials, bodyguards, representatives of 200 companies, and 300 correspondents. Among US businessmen will be the chief executive officers of leading groups like Citigroup, AIG, Visa, Fedex, General Motors, Microsoft, Time Warner, AT&T, Boeing, Ford Motors, General Electric, Motorola, Intel, IBM and Oracle.
(Source: TN)
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