Making news Vietnam International Industrial Fair kicks off in Hanoi 23/10/2018 Over 250 local and foreign enterprises from various countries and territories, including Italy, Russia, the Republic of Korea, Japan, India and China, are exhibiting their products at the 27th Vietnam International Industrial Fair (VIIF 2018), which opened in Hanoi on October 23. Organised by the Vietnam Exhibition Fair Centre (VEFAC), the four-day event offers opportunities for Vietnamese firms to meet with their international partners and exchange technologies, as well as enhance cooperation and expand business. The fair is featuring over 300 booths on an area of 6,000 sq.m, bringing practical and useful technology experience to visitors. Visitors will be able to access modern and useful tools and equipment in precise mechanics, automation, and supporting industry, among others. A series of business matching programmes will be arranged at the event, which aim to bolster trading connections between Vietnamese and international entrepreneurs. Products using advanced technology and optimal solutions are introduced at the VIIF 2018 to facilitate businesses’ access to modern technologies towards the sustainable industrial development, according to Ly Hoa Lien from the VEFAC. Le Khanh Hai, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said the event is a bridge, helping exhibitors promote their products, contributing to fostering the development of Vietnam’s industry. VNA/VNP
Making news Vietnam International Industrial Fair kicks off in Hanoi 23/10/2018 Over 250 local and foreign enterprises from various countries and territories, including Italy, Russia, the Republic of Korea, Japan, India and China, are exhibiting their products at the 27th Vietnam International Industrial Fair (VIIF 2018), which opened in Hanoi on October 23. Organised by the Vietnam Exhibition Fair Centre (VEFAC), the four-day event offers opportunities for Vietnamese firms to meet with their international partners and exchange technologies, as well as enhance cooperation and expand business. The fair is featuring over 300 booths on an area of 6,000 sq.m, bringing practical and useful technology experience to visitors. Visitors will be able to access modern and useful tools and equipment in precise mechanics, automation, and supporting industry, among others. A series of business matching programmes will be arranged at the event, which aim to bolster trading connections between Vietnamese and international entrepreneurs. Products using advanced technology and optimal solutions are introduced at the VIIF 2018 to facilitate businesses’ access to modern technologies towards the sustainable industrial development, according to Ly Hoa Lien from the VEFAC. Le Khanh Hai, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said the event is a bridge, helping exhibitors promote their products, contributing to fostering the development of Vietnam’s industry. VNA/VNP
Over 250 local and foreign enterprises from various countries and territories, including Italy, Russia, the Republic of Korea, Japan, India and China, are exhibiting their products at the 27th Vietnam International Industrial Fair (VIIF 2018), which opened in Hanoi on October 23. Organised by the Vietnam Exhibition Fair Centre (VEFAC), the four-day event offers opportunities for Vietnamese firms to meet with their international partners and exchange technologies, as well as enhance cooperation and expand business. The fair is featuring over 300 booths on an area of 6,000 sq.m, bringing practical and useful technology experience to visitors. Visitors will be able to access modern and useful tools and equipment in precise mechanics, automation, and supporting industry, among others. A series of business matching programmes will be arranged at the event, which aim to bolster trading connections between Vietnamese and international entrepreneurs. Products using advanced technology and optimal solutions are introduced at the VIIF 2018 to facilitate businesses’ access to modern technologies towards the sustainable industrial development, according to Ly Hoa Lien from the VEFAC. Le Khanh Hai, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said the event is a bridge, helping exhibitors promote their products, contributing to fostering the development of Vietnam’s industry. VNA/VNP