The Korea Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA Hanoi) plans to organise a business-to-business (B2B) trade event on September 21 between enterprises from the Republic of Korea’s Incheon city and Vietnamese importers.
Illustrative image. Businessmen from the Republic of Korea visit a stall displaying specialties of Long An province. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Korea Trade and InvestmentPromotion Agency (KOTRA Hanoi) plans to organise a business-to-business (B2B) tradeevent on September 21 between enterprises from the Republic of Korea’s Incheoncity and Vietnamese importers.
The event will draw the participation of 25 Koreanmanufacturers/suppliers with typical products including cosmetics, instantfood; smart home appliances and medical equipment, among others.
These high-quality products have been widely sold in the RoK andexported to many countries around the world, according to KOTRA Hanoi.
Incheon is a central-run city and also an importanttrading port of the RoK. It became Korea's first free economic zone in 2003 andis one of the largest export hubs with 11 key industrial productioncomplexes.
🥂 The event is expected to provide Vietnamese enterprises with opportunities to cooperate with potential partners from Incheon city./.
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Illustrative image. Businessmen from the Republic of Korea visit a stall displaying specialties of Long An province. (Photo: VNA) 
