Nearly 50 Vietnamese companies join trade promotion event in India
Nearly 50 enterprises from Vietnam attended a trade promotion and business matching programme on September 22-23 as part of the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS), held for the first time by the administration of the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
Visitors to a booth of a Vietnamese company at the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (Photo: VNA)
NewDelhi (VNA) – Nearly 50 enterprises from Vietnam attended a tradepromotion and business matching programme on September 22-23 as part of the UttarPradesh International Trade Show (UPITS), held for the first time by theadministration of the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
The Vietnamesedelegation accounted for over 10% of the international guests invited by the UttarPradesh administration to the UPITS, organised in coordination with theFederation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO).
With supportfrom the Trade Office of Vietnam in India, the delegation attended businessmatching events and export promotion forums held by FIEO.
Addressinga forum, FIEO Director General Ajay Sahai said by building an export ecosystem,Uttar Pradesh will become an export hub of India and make tremendouscontributions to the country’s gross domestic product.
Meanwhile,FIEO Deputy Director General Ashish Jain highlighted India’s growing role inthe global market and the marketing strategies for promoting the country’sstature amid global uncertainties, high inflation, and dwindling consumptiondemand.
The UPITS,taking place at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida from September 21-25,attracts over 15,000 purchasers and 50,000 visitors. It aims to introduce smallbusinesses and products made in Uttar Pradesh./.
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Visitors to a booth of a Vietnamese company at the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (Photo: VNA) 
