<h1>India-Vietnam Trade Meeting in New Delhi Aims to Boost Bilateral Relations, Explore Direct Shipping, and Address Market Access Barriers.</h1> The 5th India-Vietnam Joint Trade Sub-Commission meeting in New Delhi focused on enhancing bilateral trade relations. Both countries agreed to explore direct shipping services, improve air connectivity, and collaborate on freight movement to address logistics challenges. They reviewed trade progress and identified sectors like agriculture, textiles, pharmaceuticals, and energy for expanded cooperation. India raised concerns about market access and technical barriers, including pending registrations and high anti-dumping duties. Suggestions for service sector collaboration included IT, financial services, and tourism. The meeting emphasized resolving market access issues and promoting mutual recognition agreements to boost bilateral trade.