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Top Thai expo organisers to come to Hanoi

Ten leading Thai exhibition organisers will come to Hanoi for a business-to-business forum to meet Vietnamese enterprises, trade promotion organisations and associations December 2.
Top Thai expo organisers to come to Hanoi ảnh 1A Lao booth at the 42nd Bangkok International Gift Fair and Bangkok International Houseware Fair held in October this year (File Photo)
Hanoi (VNA)- Ten leading Thai exhibition organisers will come to Hanoi for abusiness-to-business forum to meet Vietnamese enterprises, trade promotionorganisations and associations December 2.

The forum, organised bythe Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), aims to boost tradeactivities between the two countries, as well as between other countriesin the ASEAN region.

The forum will discussbusiness opportunities within the ASEAN region through exhibitions in Thailand;commercial linkages among Thailand, Vietnam and other countries in the regionand from the establishment of the ASEAN Economic Community and the potentialand cooperation opportunities between the two countries as well as ASEANcountries.

This forum is a new formin the Connect Business campaign of TCEB. The bureau expects the campaign willattract Vietnamese businesses to Thailand to attend international exhibitionsby strengthening relationships with organisations, associations, chambers ofcommerce, unions and non-profit corporations.

Thailand expects towelcome 208,000 international trade visitors, creating a total value of 500million USD this year and will continue to support businesses which want toexpand their activities through exhibitions in Thailand. - VNA
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