The Vietnam international agriculture fair, AgroViet 2019, opened in Hanoi on September 26, with the participation of about 200 domestic and international businesses.
Delegates cut the ribbons to kick off the trade fair. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnam international agriculture fair,AgroViet 2019, opened in Hanoi on September 26, with the participation of about200 domestic and international businesses.
Featuring 250 booths, the fair displays and introduces agricultural machineriesand agricultural products that are regional specialties.
Organised by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), the fairaims to honour high-quality agricultural products, significantly contributingto improving the position of Vietnam’s agricultural industry within theinternational arena.
According to Dao Van Ho, Director of the Centre for Trade Promotion ofAgriculture, AgroViet 2019 is an opportunity for all businesses to promotetheir activities on exchanging experience, introducing new technologicaladvances in agricultural production, promoting brands, honouring high qualityagricultural, forestry and fishery products, and handicrafts.
AgroViet 2019, the 19th of its kind held in Vietnam, will run untilSeptember 29./.
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Delegates cut the ribbons to kick off the trade fair. (Photo: VNA) 
