Binh Duong hosts Vietnam Paper Packaging Exhibition 2024
The Vietnam International Paper and Packaging Exhibition (VPPE) 2024 and the 3rd Vietnam International Electricity, Energy, Industrial Machinery and Automation (EMA Vietnam) 2024 kicked off in the southern province of Binh Duong on May 8, attracting hundreds of exhibitors.
Binh Duong (VNA) – The Vietnam International Paper and Packaging Exhibition (VPPE) 2024 and the 3rd Vietnam International Electricity, Energy, Industrial Machinery and Automation (EMA Vietnam) 2024 kicked off in the southern province of Binh Duong on May 8, attracting hundreds of exhibitors.
With 300 booths, VPPE 2024 introduces products relating to paper and pulp, packaging, machinery, equipment, technology, chemicals, and materials for the paper and packaging industries from nearly 500 brands of Vietnam, Japan, China, the Republic of Korea, India, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Italy, and others.
Meanwhile, EMA Vietnam 2024 features 300 pavilions, showcasing impressive technologies in the fields of electricity, energy, industry, and automation of 300 businesses from many countries and territories worldwide.
Addressing the opening ceremony, Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Vo Van Minh said apart from introducing brands, the exhibitions help businesses access potential customers and partners.
Alongside exhibition activities, specialised seminars and business-networking programmes will also be organised in the framework of the events, offering opportunities for businesses to seek partners, expand business networks and explore new markets.
The three-day exhibitions are expected to attract 10,000 visitors./.
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