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March 9, 2026
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In a bid to ensure a stable energy supply, Vietnam has unveiled plans to eliminate import tariffs on fuel and streamline the process for state-owned PetroVietnam to purchase and sell crude oil and petroleum products. This strategic move comes as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East exacerbates global energy security concerns, prompting the Vietnamese government to take proactive measures to safeguard its energy needs. By removing import curbs and facilitating a more fluid trading environment, Vietnam aims to maintain a consistent flow of fuel supplies, mitigating the risk of disruptions and price volatility in the face of growing global uncertainty.
