Vietnamese Goods Identity Week ends in Hanoi
(VOV) - Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) President Nguyen Thien Nhan lauded the effectiveness of the Vietnamese Goods Identity Week that closed in Hanoi on October 4.
He said the week helped promote goods produced by Vietnamese businesses.
"I hope the Ministry of Industry and Trade will work together with businesses and business associations to promote high-quality made-in-Vietnam products and services. Vietnamese businesses need to improve product quality, reduce production costs, and upgrade distribution systems and marketing activities to make made-in Vietnam products better known among domestic and foreign consumers," the VFF leader said.
The event attracted 20,000 visitors to 500 booths in Hanoi and 300 booths in Ho Chi Minh City displaying garments, footwear, appliances, industrial products, farm produce, pharmaceutical products, and more.
"I hope the Ministry of Industry and Trade will work together with businesses and business associations to promote high-quality made-in-Vietnam products and services. Vietnamese businesses need to improve product quality, reduce production costs, and upgrade distribution systems and marketing activities to make made-in Vietnam products better known among domestic and foreign consumers," the VFF leader said.
The event attracted 20,000 visitors to 500 booths in Hanoi and 300 booths in Ho Chi Minh City displaying garments, footwear, appliances, industrial products, farm produce, pharmaceutical products, and more.