HCM City hosts major construction expo
o Chi Minh City will see VietBuild 2013, the largest exhibition of
the construction sector in the country, taking place from June 13-17 at
its Sai Gon Exhibition and Convention Centre.
Ho Chi Minh City will see VietBuild 2013, the largest exhibition of
the construction sector in the country, taking place from June 13-17 at
its Sai Gon Exhibition and Convention Centre.
Organisers announced on June 3 that more than 800 domestic and foreign companies will display their products and services at 2,200 booths.
"With so many participants, this year's will be the biggest VietBuild exhibition, which is in its third edition," said Nguyen Dinh Hung, chairman of the Vietbuild Construction International Exhibition Organising Corp.
Hung told Vietnam News that VietBuild 2013 will be organised by two times in the city. The second, which is almost fully booked, will be held from August 14 to August 18.
Apart from traditional products like building materials, internal and external decorations, VietBuild 2013 will display many new and environment-friendly products, including hi-tech gadgets to serve modern life.
Hung also said that the participation of more than 800 companies in the fair was a positive sign that the real estate market was recovering from a prolonged slump.
During the exhibition, four conferences relating to the building sector will be held.
VietBuild 13 has already been organised in Hanoi and Da Nang, and will move next to the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho.-VNA
Organisers announced on June 3 that more than 800 domestic and foreign companies will display their products and services at 2,200 booths.
"With so many participants, this year's will be the biggest VietBuild exhibition, which is in its third edition," said Nguyen Dinh Hung, chairman of the Vietbuild Construction International Exhibition Organising Corp.
Hung told Vietnam News that VietBuild 2013 will be organised by two times in the city. The second, which is almost fully booked, will be held from August 14 to August 18.
Apart from traditional products like building materials, internal and external decorations, VietBuild 2013 will display many new and environment-friendly products, including hi-tech gadgets to serve modern life.
Hung also said that the participation of more than 800 companies in the fair was a positive sign that the real estate market was recovering from a prolonged slump.
During the exhibition, four conferences relating to the building sector will be held.
VietBuild 13 has already been organised in Hanoi and Da Nang, and will move next to the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho.-VNA
You should also see
Prime Minister receives Apple CEO
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh received visiting CEO of Apple Tim Cook in Hanoi on April 16, who he once met in the US in September 2022.
See more
Society
Int’l media highlights Tim Cook’s visit to Vietnam
CEO of US-based tech giant Apple, Tim Cook, is paying a two-day visit to Vietnam, starting on April 15. The event has become a highlight of the international media.
Business
US dollar continues gaining against Vietnamese dong, hitting exchange ceiling
The US dollar has continued to strengthen against the Vietnamese dong (VND) as the exchange rate hit the ceiling limit across commercial banks on April 16 morning.
Business
Tra Vinh exports organic coconut flower nectar to Australia
The Tra Vinh Farm Co., Ltd (Sokfarm) in the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh has successfully exported its first shipment of organic coconut flower nectar products to Australia - the fifth main importer of the locality’s product.
Business
Real estate market thrives, entities ready to re-enter market
The real estate market has witnessed positive developments, with a slew of projects, including billion-dollar projects, being announced and called for investment in the first quarter of 2024.
Business
Central bank to resume gold bar bidding after 11 years
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) will resume gold bar bidding after 11 years, aiming to increase the supply of gold to the market, promptly and immediately settle the high difference in domestic and international gold prices, thus ensuring the gold market operates in a safe and stable, healthy, open, transparent and effective manner in accordance with the Prime Minister's direction.
