The fourth Vietnam ASEAN International Furniture & Home Accessories Fair will take place from September 2 to 5 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre in HCM City with more than 200 local and foreign businesses putting up 600 booths.
Việt Nam and South Korea announced the opening of the South Korean market to processed chicken from Việt Nam on April 22 this year. C.P. Vietnam became the first company to meet the requirements to ship Việt Nam’s first consignment...
How to built environments that are not only more sustainable and efficient but also healthier and more connected to nature was a key question raised at Build Better HCMC 2026 held in HCM City.
The six-day event provided an important platform for promoting products, strengthening supply-demand links and supporting the development of rural industries.
Nguyễn Dạ Quyên, co-head of the centre, said VSM 70 is part of a Vietnam-ASEAN value chain cooperation initiative. It will 70 companies for the first season, with a 90-day improvement period and no participation fees.
Connected through Việt Nam’s overseas trade offices, the buyers are seeking suppliers across sectors including shipbuilding, plastics, food, seafood, agriculture, textiles, furniture, logistics and consumer goods.
The International Innovation Forum and Exhibition 2026 (InnoEx 2026) opened in HCM City on Wednesday, bringing together more than 4,000 business leaders, startups, investors and technology experts.
The Vietnam International Fisheries Exhibition (Vietfish 2026) opened at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre in HCM City on August 19, bringing together businesses across the seafood value chain and showcasing the country’s production and processing capabilities.
Central Retail Việt Nam has launched its third ''Proud of Vietnamese Specialities'' festival, showcasing more than 200 regional and OCOP products nationwide ahead of National Day on September 2.
The International Technology Exhibition iTECH EXPO 2026 next month will expand display spaces dedicated to specialised hardware, smart devices, and the semiconductor ecosystem, while showcasing innovative "Make in Vietnam" products, organisers have said.
Products on display cover a wide range of sectors, including electronics and technology, food and agricultural products, logistics, travel, tourism, education and healthcare.
Uganda is seeking to attract more Vietnamese investment and position itself as a gateway to the wider African market, leveraging its young workforce, natural resources and strategic location in East Africa.
