The four-day event is part of the 11th meeting of the joint coordination committee of the area to strengthen the trilateral solidarity and traditional friendship.
It features 100 pavilions showcased by businesses from Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, including some localities in the southeastern region of Vietnam.
The CLV Development Triangle Area was established in 1999, covering 13 provinces, including four of Cambodia, four of Laos and five of Vietnam.
According to a representative from Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade, the fair introduces typical products of the area and enables businesses to share experience, promote brands, and seek partners as well as expand economic cooperation exchanges between the three countries.
The host Binh Phuoc province has an excellent opportunity to introduce its potential and advantages to establish cooperative relations in development investment in the coming time.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Huynh Thi Hang said the event is expected to develop economic, trade and investment ties between Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, embrace links among enterprises, and accelerate production, trade of goods, and tourism growth in the region.
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