East-West Economic Corridor Fairs to open in Da Nang
More than 220 businesses from Japan, Italy, South Africa, China, Indonesia, South Korea, Bulgaria, Thailand, Laos and Việt Nam will promote trade and business links at the East-West Economic Corridor (EWEC) Fairs in the central city on November 18-23.
More than 220 businesses from Japan, Italy, South Africa, China, Indonesia, South Korea, Bulgaria, Thailand, Laos and Viet Nam will promote trade and business links at the East-West Economic Corridor (EWEC) Fairs in the central city on November 18-23.
The city’s industry and trade department said businesses will show off products in electronics, shoes, interior decoration, furniture, food processing, garments, textiles and fashion at 350 pavilions.
It’s also the first time that businesses from Italy and Bulgaria will participate in the annual fairs.
A business matching conference will be included at the fair with the participation of businesses from 19 local provinces and countries to improve trade exchange and safety in preventing COVID-19.
A model of a drone made by Vietnamese engineers. Many electronics products will be displayed at the East-West Economic Corridor (EWEC) Fairs in Da Nang. VNS Photo Cong Thanh
Da Nang, which is situated in the central region of Viet Nam and at the end of the EWEC – linking Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Viet Nam, plays an important role as a main logistics centre in ASEAN and EWEC.
The city is a key logistics port for Viet Nam’s central provinces and the Central Highlands, as well as the EWEC.
Da Nang aims to become an international-standard logistics centre for Viet Nam, ASEAN and the Asia Pacific region by 2030. VNS
