Running until March 1, the event comes within the framework of the 13th meeting of the Joint Coordination Committee on CLV Development Triangle Area.
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Officials visit a booth at the exhibition. |
The opening ceremony drew high-level officials, ministers and business leaders from the 13 provinces in the area, including Kon Tum, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Dak Nongm and Binh Phuoc of Vietnam; Sekong, Attapeu, Salavan, and Champasak of Laos; and Stung Treng, Rattanakiri, Mondulkiri, and Kratie of Cambodia.
The exhibition attracts 118 booths displaying a diverse range of popular locally-crafted products, including traditional handicrafts, fine arts and agricultural products. It also serves as a platform to popularize information on regional tourism potential.
Many Vietnamese firms operating in the area showcase a variety of products, especially quality organic farm produce for export such as banana, green pomelo, pineapple, and organic sugar, which have attracted significant interest, with a large number of local residents and visitors sampling them.
The opening night alone saw a substantial turnout, with tens of thousands of attendees immersing themselves in shopping and enjoying musical performances that celebrated the shared heritage, culture and unity among the three countries.
Source: VNA