Swedish Green Exhibition opens up opportunities for Vietnam

On October 21, the Swedish Green Exhibition was held within the framework of the Green Economy Forum and Exhibition - GEFE 2024 taking place in Ho Chi Minh City from October 21-23.

The exhibition is organized by the Embassy of Sweden and Business Sweden, to meet Vietnam's urgent needs for sustainability and circular economy, according to Decision 450/QD-TTg of the Prime Minister.

Opening of the Swedish Green Exhibition.

The event connects Vietnamese leaders with Swedish companies, providing a platform to discover valuable partners that can enhance Vietnam's green initiatives.

The exhibition focuses on renewable energy, emission reduction, circular economy and new technologies, with the aim of helping Vietnam strengthen its global position and attract investment.

Attendees have the opportunity to gain insights from industry experts and discover practical solutions tailored to local challenges.

Swedish Ambassador to Vietnam Johan Ndisi speaks.

Speaking at the event, Swedish Ambassador to Vietnam Johan Ndisi said: "The exhibition demonstrates our commitment to sustainability and wants to promote deeper cooperation between the two countries for a greener future."

In addition, the Swedish Embassy also launched the Sweden-Vietnam Business Imprint publication, highlighting the strong cooperation between the two countries and the contributions of Swedish companies in Vietnam.

The event is also a collaborative space to support Vietnam's green transition.

Ambassador Johan Ndisi affirmed: “This is not just an Exhibition, it is also a space for cooperation to support Vietnam's green transition, with the participation of leading companies such as Atlas Copco, Ecolearn, Ericsson, H&M, Hitachi Energy, Husqvarna and Trelleborg.

All are committed to promoting sustainable practices for mutual success. By showcasing our solutions, we hope to inspire closer cooperation between Sweden and Vietnam."

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