Over 20,000 products exhibited at Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2024
The Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2024 hosted by Global Sources kicked off in Ho Chi Minh City on April 24 with the participation of over 400 Vietnamese exhibitors and those from other Asian nations who are showcasing over 20,000 export-standard products across various industries.
A pavilion at the Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2024. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) - The Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2024 hosted by Global Sources kickedoff in Ho Chi MinhCity on April 24 with the participation of over 400 Vietnamese exhibitors and thosefrom other Asian nations who are showcasing over 20,000export-standard products across various industries.
The fair provides an opportunity for visitors to explore uniqueproducts from member enterprises of various specialised associations andtraditional craft villages.
According to Raymond Tang, Vice President of the Federation of Hong Kong Footwear Limited (FFHK), the fair gathers a diverse range of productcategories from many Asian countries, opens doors for FFHK’s members to meet buyers from around the world, and introducesthe latest trends in the industry and the market.
Hu Wei, CEO of Global Sources, saidthe exhibition serves as a strategic bridge for business communities to accessexport opportunities and expand their business activities globally.
The exhibition is expected to be a destination for connectingbuyers worldwide who have a demand of sourcing export-standard products fromVietnam and Asia, he added.
With comprehensive online-to-offline services, the three-day fair provides a platform for international buyers to connect with verifiedsuppliers, discover new product categories, and establish valuable businesspartnerships.
A series of other events in the framework of the exhibitioninclude seminars, business-to-business events, fashion shows, online exhibition,and field tours./.
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A pavilion at the Global Sourcing Fair Vietnam 2024. (Photo: VNA) 
