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Construction exhibition opens in Hanoi

Around 450 foreign and domestic enterprises in the construction industry will showcase their latest products at the 2015 Vietbuild International Exhibition, which opened at the Viet Nam Exhibition and Fair Centre in Hanoi on March 25.
Around 450 foreign and domestic enterprises in the construction industrywill showcase their latest products at the 2015 Vietbuild InternationalExhibition, which opened at the Viet Nam Exhibition and Fair Centre inHanoi on March 25.

The event, themed “Developing andTransferring Technology for Vietnamese Construction,” features 1,350booths displaying a wide range of real estate products,interior-exterior decorations, building materials and home appliances.

According to Deputy Construction Minister Nguyen TranNam, the event will serve as a bridge connecting enterprises withpotential partners and customers.

He also noted thatthe event offers a chance for enterprises to do research on customerneeds, introduce new products and formulate better business strategies.

The event will run until March 29.-VNA
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