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EXPO-RUSSIA VIETNAM 2017

12/14/2017 08:28:30

EMIN supported SKB in EXPO-Russia Vietnam organized by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in cooperation with the Russian Federal Chamber of

EMIN supported SKB in EXPO-Russia Vietnam organized by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) in cooperation with the Russian Federal Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The exhibition was held at the Melia Hotel Hanoi from 13 to 15/12/2017.

This is the second time, this event has been held in Vietnam to promote the development of the two countries,to strengthen trade and economic relations between Russia and Vietnam; To diversify forms of economic cooperation between Russia and Vietnam, to expand cooperation in the field of humanity and sociality as well as to promote export activities of enterprises and Russian organizations into Southeast Asia market.

Mr. Nguyen Tuan Hai, Deputy Director of International Relations Department (VCCI) highly appreciated the ideas and plans for exhibition of events organizers. With the participation of representatives from the Government, leaders of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and VCCI with hundreds of enterprises from both countries participated in the exhibition attract great interest of the community.

In the exhibition, we were glad to welcome Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung visited the booth.

Here are some photos of the show. 











 
 

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