Viet Nam Expo 2013 to expand investment prospects

Nov 5th at 13:23
05-11-2013 13:23:58+07:00

Viet Nam Expo 2013 to expand investment prospects

The upcoming 11th Viet Nam International Trade Fair (Viet Nam Expo 2013) in HCM City is expected to open up new investment opportunities for both domestic and foreign enterprises.

More than 300 firms from 15 countries and territories will display their products at the event, scheduled for December 4-7.

The Viet Nam Two-wheel Vehicle International Exhibition (Inter Cycle 2013), running concurrently, will display new models of bicycles and electric bicycles as well as accessories.

According to the ASEAN Business Outlook survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore, Viet Nam remains one of the most attractive destinations in the region in the eyes of foreign investors.

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