Vietnamese firms to attend first India-CLMV trade meeting
A delegation of 15 Vietnamese businesses will attend the First India-CLMV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam) Reverse Buyer Seller Meet in Chennai, India, from October 14-18.
The First India-CLMV Reverse Buyer Seller Meet will be held at Hotel ITC Grand Chola, Chennai, India (Photo: yatra.com)Hanoi (VNA) – A delegation
of 15 Vietnamese businesses will attend the First India-CLMV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam) Reverse Buyer Seller
Meet in Chennai, India, from October 14-18.
The event aims at implementing Indian cooperation activities with the CLMV countries, as part of the Indian Government's Act East Policy, with a focus on promoting cooperation with the ASEAN region, including CLMV nations.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) will organise the trip for the Vietnamese enterprises to learn about import and export potential between Vietnam, CLMV countries and India; as well as the needs, requirements and standards of the market.
The event will also promote and introduce Vietnamese goods and learn about Indian goods and those of other CLMV countries.
The Vietnamese companies will join business to business (B2B) trade connection, connect directly with CLMV and Indian businesses, meet and work with a number of large distributors in the Indian market.
The MoIT also revealed that the participating firms mainly operate in the field of agriculture and fisheries; chemicals and petrochemicals; medical and pharmaceutical products; recycled energy; building infrastructure for connection; devices; cars and automobile components; and service./.
The event aims at implementing Indian cooperation activities with the CLMV countries, as part of the Indian Government's Act East Policy, with a focus on promoting cooperation with the ASEAN region, including CLMV nations.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) will organise the trip for the Vietnamese enterprises to learn about import and export potential between Vietnam, CLMV countries and India; as well as the needs, requirements and standards of the market.
The event will also promote and introduce Vietnamese goods and learn about Indian goods and those of other CLMV countries.
The Vietnamese companies will join business to business (B2B) trade connection, connect directly with CLMV and Indian businesses, meet and work with a number of large distributors in the Indian market.
The MoIT also revealed that the participating firms mainly operate in the field of agriculture and fisheries; chemicals and petrochemicals; medical and pharmaceutical products; recycled energy; building infrastructure for connection; devices; cars and automobile components; and service./.
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