According to the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), new intellectual property safeguards are necessary to manage any future threats posed by US trade actions. [1] The organization emphasizes that these measures are crucial not only for safeguarding Vietnam's economic interests but also for maintaining its position in global markets. VCCI spokespersons have stated that the current system is insufficient and needs improvement to ensure the country remains competitive internationally. [2] Another source, however, suggests that while IP protection is important, other factors such as market demand and domestic innovation are equally vital. They argue that a balanced approach should be adopted rather than solely focusing on US trade risks.