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Thailand, China co-host 2023 Green Technology Expo

Thailand and China are co-hosting the 2023 Green Technology Expo in Bangkok from November 9-12 to strengthen cooperation and showcase achievements in climate change response and carbon neutrality.
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Hanoi (VNA) – Thailandand China are co-hosting the 2023 Green Technology Expo in Bangkok from November9-12 to strengthen cooperation and showcase achievements in climate change response and carbon neutrality.

Co-hosted by the Thai-SinoAssociation of Science and Technology, and the China Council for the Promotionof International Trade (Shanghai), the 10,000-square-meter expo highlightscutting-edge green technologies and industrial exemplars from China, Thailand,and other Southeast Asian nations, supporting high-quality development as wellas sharing green revolution opportunities and insights.

It features a diverserange of displays covering green travel, green energy, waste managementsolutions, and green products.  

According to the ChineseAcademy of Sciences Innovation Cooperation Centre (Bangkok), the eventunderscores the commitment to green technology and sustainable development,which sets the expo as a landmark event for fostering internationalcollaboration and promoting green technology./.

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