The Vietbuild Exhibition Hanoi 2019 opened on March 27, focusing on construction, construction material, real estate, and interior-external decoration.
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietbuild Exhibition Hanoi 2019opened on March 27, focusing on construction, construction material, realestate, and interior-external decoration.
Addressing the opening ceremony, Deputy Minister ofConstruction Nguyen Van Sinh said that the exhibition is expected to helpVietnamese firms set up partnership with their peers from 18 countries andterritories.
This is also a chance to attract foreign investment toconstruction and real estate sectors, he added.
He advised that the organising board hold more conferencesand seminars to introduce products, while calling for the engagement ofprestigious firms to share experience in developing high quality products andmodern technology.
Meanwhile, Nguyen Tran Nam, Chairman of the Vietnam NationalReal Estate Association, said that the construction and real estate sector hasseen expansion in all market sections, especially coastal high-end property.
Over the past few years, the Government has designed variouspolicies to help construction and real estate businesses access new technologyand attract foreign direct investment, he noted, holding that Vietbuild is agood playground for them to learn from the experience of foreign firms.
Vietbuild Hanoi 2019 will take place from March 27-31 withmore than 1,600 pavilions by over 400 businesses from 18 countries andterritories.
Within the event’s framework, a conference will be held onthe development of new power-saving and environmental-friendly constructionmaterials, aiming to encourage businesses to research and produce new resourcesfor green and sustainable urban development.
This is the opening event in a series of 10 Vietbuildexhibitions in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Can Tho. –VNA
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At the opening ceremony (Photo: VNA) 
