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Vietnamese products showcased at Cambodia’s import-export fair

Vietnamese enterprises are showcasing their products, ranging from handicrafts to construction materials and power devices.
Vietnamese products showcased at Cambodia’s import-export fair ảnh 1At the trade fair (Photo: VOV)

Phnom Penh (VNA) – Vietnamese enterprises are showcasing theirproducts, ranging from handicrafts to construction materials and power devices,at the 12th Cambodia Import-Export and One Province One Product Exhibitionwhich opened in Phnom Penh on December 15.

This is the ninth time Vietnam has participated in theexhibition.

Taking place through December 18, the event attracts nearly200 businesses with 286 booths from 25 Cambodian localities and several foreigncountries such as Vietnam, China, Japan and Thailand.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Cambodian Prime MinisterHun Sen stressed that the exhibition offers a chance for participatingenterprises to introduce and promote their products.

He said he hopes enterprises will have new customers, expandtheir market and production and business scales after the event.

Two-way trade between Vietnam and Cambodia hits 3 billionUSD per year and the two countries are striving to raise the figure to 5billion USD in upcoming years.-VNA
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