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Fair showcases high-quality Vietnamese products in An Giang

A trade fair displaying high-quality Vietnamese products opened in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang on March 6.
Fair showcases high-quality Vietnamese products in An Giang ảnh 1Scene at the trade fair (Photo: baoangiang.com.vn)

An Giang (VNA) – A trade fair displaying high-quality Vietnamese products opened inthe Mekong Delta province of An Giang on March 6.

The six-dayevent has attracted the participation of 150 businesses, which are showcasing householdappliances, food, medicine, apparel, and handicrafts, among others at 350booths.

Visitors to thefair will have a chance to enjoy discounts, gifts, game shows, and musicalperformances.

The fair alsofeatures a seminar and training course on technological application forstartups, as well as exchanges between producers and consumers.

The event is thefirst of a series of similar fairs to be held nationwide in the coming time.

The fair is co-organisedby the High Quality Vietnamese Product Business Association and the Centre forTrade and Investment Promotion of An Giang province.-VNA 
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