Viet Nam-China trade fair gets underway in Ha Giang

Nov 4th at 13:53
04-11-2015 13:53:57+07:00

Viet Nam-China trade fair gets underway in Ha Giang

The Viet Nam-China trade fair is taking place in the northern province of Ha Giang, featuring 500 booths by exhibitors from northern Vietnamese provinces and China.

Opening the event on Monday, Deputy Secretary of Ha Giang Party Committee Nguyen Van Son said the fair, a joint annual effort between Ha Giang and Yunnan province's Wenshan prefecture, is part of the national key trade promotion programme launched by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The event offers a venue for business networking and contract signing, he added. There are more than 60 booths of merchants from China.

The fair will last until Sunday.

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