A number of One Commune, One Product (OCOP) products and specialties associated with culture of the Red River Delta will be on display on Trinh Cong Son street, Hanoi from October 8-12.
Hanoi (VNA) – A number of One Commune, OneProduct (OCOP) products and specialties associated with culture of the RedRiver Delta will be on display on Trinh Cong Son street, Hanoi from October8-12.
Speaking at a press conference in Hanoi onOctober 5, permanent deputy chief of the Hanoi Office of New Rural Development Programme Coordination NguyenVan Chi said products on display have achieved three-star and abovestandards with clear origin and guaranteed hygiene.
To date, regional localities have registered to set up 150 stalls showcasingtheir products at the event.
Visitors to the exhibition will also have a chance to enjoy calligraphydemonstrations, Bat Trang pottery making, and xam singing.
A seminar on tradeconnectivity and consumption of OCOP products of the Red River Delta isscheduled for October 9.
On the occasion, 66 paintingsmarking the 66th anniversary of capital liberation, new ruraldevelopment and OCOP activities will be showcased./.
Hanoi aims to have additional 700 products qualified for standards of the One Commune - One Product (OCOP) programme by the end of this year, heard a recent conference of the municipal Party Committee on the implementation of the programme.
Hanoi recently announced 275 products meeting standards of the “One Commune – One Product” (OCOP) programme at the municipal level in 2019, raising the total number of such products here to 301.
A fair introducing products meeting standards of the “One Commune – One Product” (OCOP) programme kicked off in Hanoi’s Tay Ho district on July 24, displaying 550 OCOP products and more than 2,000 other goods and specialties of 27 provincies and cities nationwide across 150 stalls.
Hanoi has selected several locations for the introduction and sale of goods under the “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) programme, and is planning to increase the number of such showrooms in the time to come to make local goods more popular among domestic consumers and foreign visitors.
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At the press conference (Photo: congthuong.vn) 
