City hosts start-up and exchange expo

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The Business Start-up Support Centre and the HCM City Overseas Vietnamese Students Association organised a "study abroad and business start-up" programme yesterday at the Riverside Palace Convention Centre in District 4.

VNS Photo Do Xuan Huong
HCM CITY (Biz Hub)— The Business Start-up Support Centre and the HCM City Overseas Vietnamese Students Association organised a "study abroad and business start-up" programme December 26 at the Riverside Palace Convention Centre in District 4.

The first edition of the event will see participation by nearly 400 businessmen who used to live and work abroad, former and current overseas Vietnamese students, and outstanding business start-up executives.

They also discussed labour market trends and advantages and disadvantages of being overseas Vietnamese students. —VNS

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