U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky and Vietnamese Trade Minister Vu Khoan sign bilateral trade agreement between the United States and Vietnam July 2000. Ambassador Barshefsky accompanied President Clinton on his historic three-day visit to Vietnam in mid-November 2000, which highlighted the trade agreement.

Text of the Bilateral Trade Agreement between the United States of America and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam

	December 27, 02:  Status Report on Implementation of The BTA  (as provided by the Ministry of Trade)
	July 13, 01:  Key Provisions of the BTA
	July 6, 01:  Vietnam Trade Agreement: Approval and Implementing Procedure (Updated CRS Report)
	June 20, 01:  The Vietnam-U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreement  (Updated CRS Report)
	June 8, 01:  Text: White House Fact Sheet on U.S.-Vietnam Trade Normalization

July 13, 00:  BTA Summary Article

• The Vietnam-U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreement (Updated CRS Report) 

• Information about H.J.RES.51 (BTA)

• Articles Related To The BTA

• Fact Sheets

• President Bush's 2001 International Trade Agenda

• Congressional Testimony

• Speeches

• October 3, 2001 Senate

• October 3, 2001 Roll Call Vote 88-12

• Action Release on H.J. Res. 51 and H.R. 2603

• July 26, 2001, Explanation of H.J. Res. 51

• July 26, 2001, Summary of H.J. Res. 51

• Letters related to the BTA

• Signing of the Trade Agreement, July 13, 2000

• Coalition for U.S.-Vietnam Trade (Letter and List)

• List of Vietnam Veterans in Congress

• Heritage Foundation Memo July 26, 2000

• International Trade (May 2001: Roll Call)

• Labor Issues