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Exhibition features key industrial products of Hanoi

An exhibition showcasing key industrial products of Hanoi opened in the capital city on October 16, featuring more than 200 booths.

The exhibition features key industrial products of Hanoi. (Photo: hanoimoi.vn)
The exhibition features key industrial products of Hanoi. (Photo: hanoimoi.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - An exhibition showcasing key industrial products of Hanoi opened in the capital city on October 16, featuring more than 200 booths.

Speaking at the event’s opening ceremony, Nguyen Kieu Oanh, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Industry and Trade said the exhibition aims to promote industrial production growth, investment, trade and export. It serves as a platform to connect key industrial enterprises in the city and nationwide with those of countries with developed industries, thus contributing to the overall development of the city, she noted.

Le Van Quang, Business Director of Vietnam T-Tech Technology Corporation, said that the company brings high-quality products to the fair, including household waste incinerators with capacities ranging from 330kg to 200 tonnes per day, industrial waste incinerators and environmental treatment equipment.

Currently, it boasts 100 projects in 32 provinces and cities across the country, and are operating three waste treatment plants in Nghe An and Phu Yen provinces with a total capacity of processing 240 tonnes of garbage per day.

Through this exhibition, the group hopes to seek more potential customers and continue to expand into the Southeast Asian market, Quang said.

The exhibition will run until October 18./.

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