Agriculture

The fair opens at the Cultural, Information, and Sports Center of Thanh Tri District from October 6 to 11.

Hanoi, in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, will host the Vietnam Craft Village Festival 2023 (October-November) to help promote the value of traditional crafts.

The Vietnam Craft Village Festival 2023 will take place from November 9 to 12 in Hanoi to promote craft village products and tourism.

The event runs through October 1 at the Soc Son District Stadium in Hanoi.

The festival is expected to attract numerous visitors.

Hanoi stimulates the consumption of One Commune, One Product (OCOP) products through numerous promotional and networking events.

The event aims to improve the productivity, product quality, and capacity of OCOP entities.

The photographs are a reflection of new perspectives on the circular economy in terms of natural resource use, pollution reduction and environmental protection.

OCOP products, traditional handicrafts, and processed foods will be on display at the Hanoi Agricultural Products Festival in Soc Son District.

AgroViet 2023 is expected to foster international cooperation, elevate the profile of Vietnamese products and brands, and create opportunities for enterprises to expand their presence in both domestic and export markets.

Over eight months, the country exported nearly six million tons of rice, generating revenue of nearly US$3.2 billion, up 21% and 35% year-on-year, respectively.

Since 2016, Hanoi has supported Lam Ha District with VND181 billion (US$7.5 million) for numerous socioeconomic development projects.

The event is expected to connect the supply of goods between Hanoi and Yen Bai Province, as well as other provinces nationwide, to meet the consumer demands.

This is a Hanoi Women's Union initiative to create a civilized and safe environment in local markets citywide.

Encouraging farmers to embrace biological alternatives and herbal solutions has resulted in an impressive adoption rate of over 60% for biopesticides in the city's farming sector.

Through trade promotion activities, Hanoi aims to increase export turnover by 6% by 2023.

In the era of Industry 4.0, Hanoi's farmers are capitalizing on social networks to promote their agricultural produce.

Hanoi continues to help orchards become certified according to VietGAP (Good Agricultural Practices).

The project is expected to improve the material and spiritual lives of its members.

Hanoi continues to support provinces and cities in promoting the consumption of fruits, specialties, and the One Commune One Product (OCOP) items in the capital city.