Some 120 enterprises nationwide are taking part in a trade fair that opened in the Mekong Delta city of Soc Trang on April 26, with the aim of matching goods suppliers to consumers in the region.
Soc Trang (VNA) – Some 120 enterprises nationwide are taking🐼 part in a trade fair that opened in the Mekong Delta city of So༺c Trang on April 26, with the aim of matching goods suppliers to consumers in the region.
The event features 220 stalls showcasing furnishings, clothes, footwear, food, handicrafts and high-tech products, among other commodities.
It entails an exhibition of 120 photos on the Mekong Delta in terms of socio-economic growth, landscape and residents. A plant and animal exhibition is also taking place.
The fair runs through to May 2, serving local demand for shopping and entertainment during the upcoming national holiday, with musical concerts staged every night.
Vietnam will enjoy a four-day holiday from April 30 to May 3 in celebration of the 41st anniversary of the Southern liberation and national reunification (April 30), and the 130th International Labour Day (May 1).-VNA
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Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
