Nearly 450 companies are showcasing their products at the Vietbuild Home International Exhibition that opened on March 24, the first of three such events taking place in Hanoi in the coming months.
The opening ceremony of Vietbuild 2016 (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Nearly 45🧜0 companies are showcasing their products at the Vietbuild Home International Exhibition that opened on March 24, the first of three such events taking place in Hanoi in the coming months.
They included 216 domestic firms, 171 joint ventures, and 63 foreign groups and companies from 16 countries including; the Republic of Korea (RoK), Japan, the UK, Malaysia, Thailand, Germany, Singapore, the US, Indonesia, France and China.
Vietbuild 2016 has 1,350 booths displaying products and materials used in the fields of construction, real estate, architecture, interior and exterior decoration and solar energy systems.
Participants have brought their latest products and services, including green solutions and energy-saving technologies and offered numerous discount programmes to lure customers.
Deputy Minister of Construction Le Quang Hung said Vietbuild has contributed significantly to promoting trade, investment and technology exchanges in the construction sector.
Nguyen Tran Nam, Chairman of the Vietnam Real Estate Association, said Vietbuild helps connect international and local construction enterprises with consumers, thus contributing to the sustainable development of the sector.
A number of workshops and seminars will be organised on the sidelines of the exhibition, focusing on new products and technology in the field.-VNA
Enterprises in the construction industry will showcase their latest products at the Vietbuild International Exhibition 2015 to be held in Ho Chi Minh City's Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre.
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The opening ceremony of Vietbuild 2016 (Source: VNA)
