On display are different kinds of food, fresh fruit, household appliances, garment and textile, jewelry, electronic products, healthcare services, make-up, automobile spare parts, interior decoration, gifts, tourism and aviation services.

Nguyen Thanh Bien, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, said the exhibition aims to promote trade relations between Vietnam and Thailand.

It provides a good chance for investors, producers and businesses from Thailand and Hai Phong city to meet and discuss ways of raising two-way trade turnover to over US$6 billion in the near future.

The exhibition, organized by the Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP), under Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce, in co-ordination with the Thai Embassy in Hanoi and Vietnam Trade Fairs and Advertising Company (Vinexad), will last until March 25.