National e-commerce week, Online Friday 2023 to take place next month
A national e-commerce week will be held from November 27 to December 3, while Vietnam Online Friday 2023 is scheduled to run from December 1-3, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).
The national e-commerce week and Online Friday 2023 to take place next month. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) ಞ– A national e-commerce week will be held from November 27 to December3, while Vietnam Online Friday 2023 is scheduled to run from December 1-3, accordingto the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).
Theweek-long event, the biggest of its kind in the country, aims to stimulatedomestic consumption by attracting consumers to take part in e-commerce anddigital technology activities. It will also bolster regional e-commerce development while increasing people’s awareness of e-commerce and stepping up investment, infrastructure development and technological solutions of Vietnamese enterprises,among others. The event also intends tocapitalise on advantages brought by digital technology application ande-commerce, sales of Vietnamese products as well as building trust of consumersin online transactions. Severalprogrammes will also be held during the event, including online and offlineseminars on e-commerce and digital technology, interactive activities forconsumers on the online environment. Consumers nationwide can access the officialwebsite address at www.OnlineFriday.vn from 00:00 on December 1 to search forproducts and attractive promotions./.
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The national e-commerce week and Online Friday 2023 to take place next month. (Photo: VNA) 
