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Vietnam – Hanoi Goods Week 2019 held in RoK

The Vietnam – Hanoi Goods Week 2019 opened in Seoul on November 22, drawing a large number of visitors.
Vietnam – Hanoi Goods Week 2019 held in RoK ảnh 1At the event (Photo: VNA)
Seoul (VNA) – The Vietnam – Hanoi Goods Week2019 opened in Seoul on November 22, drawing a large number of visitors.

Co-hosted by the Hanoi Investment, Trade and TourismPromotion Centre and Lotte Mart company, the event, which will run untilNovember 28, is expected to bring Vietnamese products to the Lotte distributionsystem, contributing to popularising Vietnam’s cuisine, culture and tourism to thepeople of the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Vietnamese firms are showcasing processed food; fresh, driedand canned fruits; gifts, apparels, spices, tea and coffee to visitors.

A business-to-business matching session, tourism promotionand folk art performance events are also being held.

Speaking at the event, Vietnamese Deputy Ambassador to theRoK Tran Truong Thuy said the event affords a chance to help consumer goods ofVietnam and Hanoi in particular to better access the RoK, thus promotingexchange between the two countries.

Earlier, the Hanoi People’s Committee and Lotte Group signeda Memorandum of  Understanding to enhanceinvestment in trade infrastructure and goods purchase./.
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