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The 3Rd International Industrial Exhibition EXPO-RUSSIA VIETNAM 2019 THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION 14TH–16 TH NOVEMBER HANOI, SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM EXHIBITION CENTER NECC About Expo–Russia Vietnam 2019 EXPO–RUSSIA VIETNAM 2019 ORGANIZERS: • Zarubezh-Expo JSC • Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) THE EXHIBITION IS: • held under the patronage of: the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation; • supported by: the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, State Duma of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Rus- sian Federation, Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Russian Export Center, other branch departments of Russia, as well as the Embassy and Trade Representation of the Russian Federa- tion in Vietnam, Vietnam leaders, the authorities of the Russian Federa- tion and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Zarubezh-Expo JSC Vietnam Chamber Tel.: +7 (495) 721-32-36 of Commerce and Industry [email protected] Tel: +8 490 411 22 55 www.zarubezhexpo.ru [email protected] 2 HANOI, SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM THE 3-RD INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION VIETNAM-RUSSIA INTERREGIONAL BUSINESS-FORUM TARGETS AND GOALS: SUBJECTS • To support further development and • Energy: construction, modernization and strengthening of trade and economic reconstruction of energy facilities, power relations between Russia and Viet- engineering, components and spare parts for nam, to diverse forms and directions them. Renewable energy sources. Energy saving of Russian-Vietnamese economic equipment and technologies; cooperation; • Electronics, electrical engineering and electrical equipment (wires and cables, mobile power plants, • To promote Russian export of high-tech electrical fittings, installation of power lines), products to the Vietnamese market; microelectronics; • To extend investment cooperation • Civil/industrial construction; construction materials; and to represent the most promising • Construction of roads, railways and bridges; Russian investment projects at • Machines for construction, road building and lifting, the exhibition; forest sector, enterprises of the fuel and energy complex, gold mining, coal mining, mining industries • To stimulate innovation activity and (mining equipment), utilities; About Expo–Russia Vietnam 2019 interaction of scientific institutions • Equipment and technologies for exploration, mining of two countries. and processing of minerals; • Oil and gas industry; BUSINESS PROGRAM: • Mining industry; • Vietnam-Russia Interregional • Chemistry and petrochemistry: equipment, Business Forum; technologies, agrochemical substances, fertilizers, plastics, rubber; • Presentation of Russian • Mechanical engineering. Technologies and equipment; and Vietnamese companies; • Metal products, pipes; • Economic cooperation conference; • Agricultural machinery, equipment for processing and storage of agricultural products; • Thematic round tables; • Water supply and water management, sewage • Round Table on Cooperation in treatment plants; Medicine and Healthcare under • Cars, trucks and special vehicles; components, the chairmanship of the First Deputy spare parts and accessories for them; Minister of Industry and Trade of • Aircraft engineering, air navigation equipment the Russian Federation S.A. Tsyb; and air traffic control systems; • Round Table on Cooperation in the • Medicine: equipment, instruments, medical field of Construction and Architecture; furniture and clothing. Pharmaceuticals. Biotechnology; • Round Table on Cooperation in • Nanotechnology, new materials; Agriculture and Food industry; • Consumer goods, etc.; • Round Table on Cooperation in • Food and beverages; Energy and Industry sectors; • Regional investment and innovation projects; • Exchange of contacts in B2B format. • Education and science. 14—16 NOVEMBER 2019 3 EXPO-RUSSIA VIETNAM 2019 GREETINGS TO PARTICIPANTS AND GUESTS of the 3rd International Industrial Exhibition “Expo–Russia Vietnam 2019” and Vietnam–Russia Interregional Busines-Forum Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation M. Akimov Greeting words Greeting I welcome you on the third Russia-Viet- areas proposed for cooperation — from nam industrial exhibition “Expo-Russia mechanical engineering, power econo- Vietnam 2019”! my, and oil and gas industry to pharma- ceuticals, education and science. This is Trade and economic relations pro- a substantial confirmation of the bilat- vide a solid foundation for a compre- eral cooperation extensive potentiality. hensive strategic partnership between Russia and Vietnam. Their progressive Symbolic it is that this year, “Expo-Rus- strengthening is one of the priorities sia Vietnam 2019” is held as part of both for the development of Russian-Viet- “mutually crossing” Years — the Year of namese relations in the foreseeable fu- Russia, in Vietnam, and the Year of Vi- ture. The “Expo-Russia Vietnam 2019” etnam, in Russia. We believe the events exhibition will contribute to creating provided for by the event arrangement favorable conditions for increasing and program, including the inter-regional diversifying our bilateral trade, as well business forum, thematic round tables as exploring options for new forms of and the contacts exchange, to provide cooperation in various fields. an additional momentum to in-depth practical cooperation, and facilitate the Both scale and credibility of this exhi- business links establishment, as well as bition are emphasized by the number the promotion of promising projects of of the Russian participants having reg- mutual benefit. istered at it. Their list includes compa- nies from more than 70 companies and I sincerely wish you success in your 20 regions, as well as a wide range of the work and all the best. 4 HANOI, SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM THE 3-RD INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION VIETNAM-RUSSIA INTERREGIONAL BUSINESS-FORUM GREETINGS TO PARTICIPANTS AND GUESTS of the 3rd International Industrial Exhibition “Expo–Russia Vietnam 2019” and Vietnam–Russia Interregional Busines-Forum The Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Sergey V. Lavrov Greeting words Greeting I welcome both participants in and guests momentum. “Expo-Russia Vietnam” of the third Russia-Vietnam industrial ex- makes a significant contribution to hibition “Expo-Russia Vietnam 2019”. building practical co-operation. This forum has proved itself as a top request- In Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a ed platform for information exchange, long-standing and reliable friend of meetings, coordination of promising Russia. For nearly seven decades, rela- joint projects and programs in a wide tions between the two states serve as a range of areas. model of an equal, mutually beneficial, and all-weather cooperation. What is giving the exhibition special meaning and significance, is that it is Today, our links have reached the level held within the framework of the Year of a comprehensive strategic partner- of Russia in Vietnam and the Year of Vi- ship. Its integral component is our trade etnam in Russia. I wish the participants and economic cooperation, which have fruitful work and all the best. been demonstrating strong positive 14—16 NOVEMBER 2019 5 EXPO-RUSSIA VIETNAM 2019 GREETINGS TO PARTICIPANTS AND GUESTS of the 3rd International Industrial Exhibition “Expo–Russia Vietnam 2019” and Vietnam–Russia Interregional Busines-Forum Chairman and President of Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry Vu Tien Loc On behalf of the Vietnam Chamber of Com- ment Promotion Forum. The forum will focus merce and Industry, I would like to extend on discussing the specific and practical issues Greeting words Greeting my warmest welcome and congratulation to related to investment and business opportu- our agencies, units and businesses partici- nities, providing tools to take full advantages pating in the Vietnam–Russia International in this context. Additionally, the specialized Exhibition which will be held from round–tables on Health / Energy / Construc- November 14–16, 2019 at the Architecture tion and Agriculture will be held to provide and Construction Planning Palace — enterprises with the latest information on the No. 1 Do Duc Duc, Hanoi. market and technology, then develop a effec- tive strategy to accomplish the business goals. Vietnam–Russia International Exhibition organized by Vietnam Chamber of Com- I strongly believe that the Vietnam-Russia merce and Industry in collaboration with International Exhibition will continue to Zarubezh-Expo, Russian Federation under serve as a bridge between businesses of the the auspices of the Governments of the two two countries, significantly contribute to the countries. This is the 3rd Exhibition takes growth of trade between Russia and Vietnam, place in Hanoi, attracting a large number of affirm the effective and positive cooperation businesses, regions and independent repub- between our countries, especially on the oc- lics of Russia as well as many provinces and casion of Vietnam–Russia, Russia–Vietnam cities of Vietnam to participate. cross year. The exhibition will contribute to promoting the further development of trade Vietnam–Russia International Exhibition and investment relations between Russia and 2019 is considered the most significant event Vietnam, diversifying forms and trends of of activities in the Vietnam–Russia, Vietnam– economic cooperation, expanding coopera- Russia Cross Year. Those meaningful events tion in social and humanitarian fields as well were approved by the Prime Minister on the as promoting export products of both sides. occasion of the
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