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Vietnam Trade Office in the U.S.A was established in 1998 as part the Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to the United State of America and representing the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) of Vietnam mandated with the following functions and activities: Enhancing Government to Government trade relations and monitoring the trade regimes and the issues thereof. Monitoring and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Vietnamese enterprises in trade with the US to ensure the business fairness and legacy. Providing business information and guidance to U.S businesses who wish to expand their business to Vietnam and Vietnamese businesses interested in doing business with the U.S. Tailoring and assisting business missions, trade fairs, and business events from the U.S to Vietnam and from Vietnam to the U.S., making business matching for enterprises from the two countries.

The US-ASEAN Business Council is one of the premiere advocacy organizations for U.S. corporations operating within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). ASEAN represents nearly 600 million people throughout the world. The council's members include some of the largest U.S. companies working in ASEAN, as well as companies in Southeast Asia. Its members can gain insight into regional opportunities, as well as receive individual support for ASEAN operations from the council. The US-ASEAN Business Council's working groups include Information Communication Technology, Customs, Corporate Citizenship, Defense and Energy, among others.

The Embassy of Congo in Washington, DC serves as the diplomatic representation of the Republic of Congo in the United States. It facilitates diplomatic relations between the two countries and provides consular services to Congolese citizens residing in the US. Generated from their business information