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HCM City expo displaying advertising equipment, technology

The 11th Vietnam International Advertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VietAd 2020 - Ho Chi Minh City) opened in HCM City on October 20.
HCM City expo displaying advertising equipment, technology ảnh 1The 11th Vietnam International Advertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VietAd 2020 - Ho Chi Minh City) opened in HCM City on October 20. (Photo: sggp.org.vn)


HCM City (VNA) - The 11th Vietnam InternationalAdvertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VietAd 2020 - Ho Chi Minh City)opened in HCM City on October 20.

The expo comprises 180 booths from over 60enterprises showcasing advanced technologies, equipment, and machinery for theadvertising industry.

Jointly organised by the Vietnam AdvertisingAssociation, the HCM City Advertising Association, and the Dong Nam Advertisingand Commercial Promotion JSC, VietAd 2020 - Ho Chi Minh City will run untilOctober 23.

Nguyen Thanh Dao, CEO of the Dong NamAdvertising and Commercial Promotion JSC, said that, over the past decade,VietAd has become a much-anticipated trade event for businesses in theadvertising industry.

A similar exhibition was held in Hanoi fromJune 26 to 28./.

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