The Vietnam International Industry Fair 2018 (VIIF 2018) is scheduled to take place during October 23-26 at the Hanoi International Exhibition Centre, according to organisers.
Visitors to the Vietnam International Industry Fair 2017 (Photo: vov.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – The VietnamInternational Industry Fair 2018 (VIIF 2018) is scheduled to take place duringOctober 23-26 at the Hanoi International Exhibition Centre, according to organisers.
The 27th edition of the annual trade andinvestment promotion event will be held by the Vietnam Exhibition Fair Centre(VEFAC).
Products using advanced technology and optimal solutionswill be introduced at the VIIF 2018 to facilitate businesses’ access totechnology towards the sustainable industrial development.
The fair will also offer opportunities forVietnamese firms to meet with their international partners and exchangetechnologies, as well as enhance cooperation and expand business.
Covering an exhibition area of over 6,000sq.m.,the event is expected to draw more than 250 domestic and foreign firms fromvarious countries and territories, including Italy, Russia, the Republic ofKorea, Japan, India, and China.
Visitors will be able to access modern tools andequipment in precise mechanics, automation, and supporting industry, amongothers.
A series of business matching programmes will bearranged at the event, which aim to bolster trading connections betweenVietnamese and international entrepreneurs.–VNA
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Visitors to the Vietnam International Industry Fair 2017 (Photo: vov.vn) 
