Nghe An province participates in the activity "Connecting supply and demand" in Da Nang

(Baonghean.vn) – With the aim of supporting enterprises to boost production and business, Nghe An province sent a working delegation including the Department of Industry and Trade and enterprises to participate in the “Connecting Supply and Demand” activity in 2016 in Da Nang; taking place from October 7 to 9.

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Supply-demand connection activities encourage businesses in rural areas to participate and expand cooperation. Photo: Canh Yen

“Connecting supply and demand” is an initiative of Da Nang to enhance cooperation in information exchange, support business connection, regional cooperation... contributing to the effective implementation of the Project on developing the domestic market associated with the Campaign “Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods” in the period of 2014-2020.

This year, hundreds of businesses from the Central Highlands, cities under the Central Government and other provinces nationwide are expected to participate. The Nghe An delegation includes leaders, specialized departments of the Department of Industry and Trade and 11 businesses in various fields participating in this activity. From October 6, the Nghe An delegation will depart for Da Nang with typical products to participate in the supply-demand connection activity.

Van Phan Seafood Joint Stock Company is one of 11 enterprises participating in "Connecting supply and demand" in 2016 in Da Nang.

Through the activities, businesses and localities further strengthen regional connections; exchange and cooperate in the supply and consumption of goods and services between businesses; at the same time, encourage consumers to know and prioritize the use of domestic goods and services, and encourage the production and consumption of rural industrial products.

Enterprises, cooperatives, and production facilities will also meet and learn about the needs, product standards, and supply methods for supermarket systems, wholesale markets, production units, and product distribution and consumption, to meet the increasing demands of consumers and exports.

Nguyen Nguyen