Capital hosts Made-in-Thailand expo

Apr 25th at 17:18
25-04-2014 17:18:39+07:00

Capital hosts Made-in-Thailand expo

A Made-in-Thailand outlet fair kicked off in Ha Noi yesterday, with the participation of 100 Thai companies and exporters.

At 120 booths, the businesses are showcasing their high-quality products, mainly food, beverages, household utensils and jewellery. This is the second time this kind of fair has been held in Ha Noi in 2014, following an earlier event in January.

Speaking at the opening ceremony of the event, Pham Thi Hong Thanh, deputy head of the Asia-Pacific Market Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, highly valued efforts by the two countries' businesses to boost two-way trade. The fair will remain open to visitors to April 27.

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