Opening of market session promoting Vietnamese goods in rural and near-border areas

A market session promoting Vietnamese goods in rural and near-border areas opened on the evening of March 27 at Bu Dop Trade Center in Thien Hung Commune. The event was jointly organized by the Dong Nai Investment, Trade and Tourism Promotion Center in coordination with relevant agencies and local authorities.

The Vietnamese Goods to Rural Areas – Near-border Areas market fair officially opened on the evening of March 27.

According to Nguyen Van Linh, Deputy Director Deputy Director of the Dong Nai Investment, Trade and Tourism Promotion Center, the fair features 40 booths showcasing, promoting, and selling Vietnamese products. Among them are booths operated by Binh Phuoc Ward-based Co.opmart Dong Xoai and 20 booths representing farmers’ associations from communes across the province.

The market fair includes 40 booths displaying Vietnamese consumer products, various agricultural products, specialties, and local OCOP products...

This market fair aims to introduce and provide high-quality Vietnamese products to consumers, especially helping people in rural, remote, and isolated areas access information, a diverse range of quality-assured goods, and purchase at preferential prices. At the same time, it contributes to promoting the province's "Vietnamese People Prioritize Vietnamese Goods" campaign.

Residents choose to buy products at the market fair.

Running from March 27 to 29, the market session also features activities to introduce, display, and facilitate trade connections for One Commune, One Product (OCOP) items and typical rural industrial and agricultural products, as well as processed foods, specialties from communes and wards, garment and textile products, among others. Evening cultural performances are also organized to serve local residents, alongside a conference on the transfer of scientific and technical knowledge related to fruit tree care

By Hai Quan-Translated by Mai Nga, Thu Ha