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Thai products introduced in Mekong Delta province

A total of 150 Vietnamese businesses and 250 others from Thailand are displaying their products at an exhibition that opened in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang on May 31.
Thai products introduced in Mekong Delta province ảnh 1Banner of the exhibition (Source: thanhnien.vn)

AnGiang (VNA) – A total of 150 Vietnamese businesses and 250 others fromThailand are displaying their products at an exhibition that opened in theMekong Delta province of An Giang on May 31.

TheVietnam-Thailand exhibition, the first of its kind in An Giang, featuredhundreds of booths showcasing a range of products like consumption goods, food,farm produce, household utensils, electronics, garments-textile, footwear,cosmetics and jewelry, along with traditional dishes of the two countries.

Theevent aims to create cooperation opportunities between Vietnamese and Thaienterprises.

Withinthe framework of the exhibition, which lasts until June 9, there will bepromotion programmes and art activities.-VNA
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