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Nearly 300 trade promotion events planned for this year

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has passed the National Programme on Trade Promotion and the National Brand Programme in 2023 with nearly 300 trade promotion events to be held this year in Vietnam and abroad.
Nearly 300 trade promotion events planned for this year ảnh 1Illustrative photo. This year, trade promotion is identified as one of the important and effective solutions to support Vietnamese businesses to develop production and the domestic market, and boost exports.(Photo: hanoimoi.com.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Ministry of Industry and Trade has passed the National Programmeon Trade Promotion and the National Brand Programme in 2023 with nearly 300trade promotion events to be held this year in Vietnam and abroad.

According to theministry, this year, trade promotion is identified as one of the important andeffective solutions to support Vietnamese businesses to develop production and the domestic market, and boost exports.

The newly-issuedprogrammes will focus on connecting Vietnamese businesses tointernational buyers, promoting exports at prestigious internationalspecialised fairs in key markets and potential new markets, and organise majorinternational industry conferences in Vietnam to promote export potential,export industry, and typical export products.

Hundreds ofthousands of businesses are expected to participate and benefit from the tradepromotion activities./.

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