The 2017 Vietnam international screen printing and digital printing technology exhibition (ASGA Vietnam 2017) which opened yesterday on 18th May organized by Asia Pacific Screen Printing and Digital Imaging Association (ASGA) showcased State-of-the-art printing technology, equipment and applications.
ASGA Vietnam 2017 for the first time saw the participation of over 200 enterprises from 13 nations, including Japan, China, India, Thailand, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam.
Addressing the opening ceremony, ASGA Chairman Jennifer Shen said that Vietnam has a stable economic growth and huge business potential, thus it is an attractive destination for production activities that use printing technologies, such as garment-textile.
The event is expected to draw attention of enterprises, contributing to the development of the printing industry and industries using printing technologies in the region, particularly in Vietnam.
Le Ngoc Trung, Deputy Director of the Southern Agency of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, highlighted the huge demand for printing in the domestic market, saying that the number of enterprises joining the sector has surged recently.
However, most domestic enterprises have not yet caught up with advanced technology and new design trends. They need to update technologies and international trends to enhance their competitiveness in the economic integration.
According to Trung, the event will serve as a bridge connecting international and domestic firms in the sector.
It also presents opportunities for local firms to access new technologies and solutions to improve their products’ quality and promote long-term development of the sector.
During the event, a number of workshops, training courses will be organized to share experience and application of printing technology.
The ASGA Vietnam 2017, the three-day event runs until May 20 in Ho Chi Minh City.
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