Falcom Vietnam's booth Mozambique International Trade Show. (Source: VNA)
Pretoria (VNA) – Vietnamese products were puton show at recent international trade fairs in Mozambique and Madagascar,attracting attention of many local businesses.
Vietnamese enterprises brought to the MozambiqueInternational Trade Show, which was held from August 27-September 2, farmproduce like tea, coffee and rice, along with interior decorations. They werealso displayed at the Agriculture International Fair – the largest annualinternational fair in Madagascar from September 13-16. Besides, the country’sconfectionary and consumer goods also won praises for their quality, price andpackage.
During the events, representatives of the Vietnamese Embassyin Mozambique, the Honorary Vietnamese Consular Office in Madagascar andbusinesses addressed concerns raised by local firms and residents, and providedthem with useful information, especially the production, processing andpackaging of products, and export-import procedures in the country.
International friends in the two countries had an insight ofculture, land and people of Vietnam through displays and workshops held on thisoccasion. -VNA
Vietnam is willing to cooperate with Madagascar in the fields it is strong in and Madagascar has demand for, such as agriculture, trade and investment, President Tran Dai Quang has told visiting Madagascan Minister at the Presidency in charge of Agriculture and Livestock Rivo Rakotovao.
The visit to Madagascar by a high-ranking delegation from the Vietnamese National Assembly will contribute to tightening the bilateral relations and open up new cooperation opportunities between the two countries, especially in the field of economy.
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Falcom Vietnam's booth Mozambique International Trade Show. (Source: VNA) 
