Workshop on promoting online trade with EU to be held in Hanoi

The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) signed has opened up many opportunities for Vietnamese commodities to enter the EU market. A workshop on promoting trade with EU market via Amazon online shopping channel will be held on May 10 in Hanoi, according to the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (Vitas).

The workshop will be a venue for businesses and experts to discuss online shopping trend on Amazon, the world’s leading online shopping website.

Two German experts in e-commerce and marketing strategy, André M. Aslund and Ryan Ong, will share their experience with and give advice to participating businesses.

It will also look into measures to promote advantages of textile of and leather footwear products in export.

Due to the EVFTA, the trend of e-commerce toward this huge market is grown rapidly, said Truong Van Cam, Vice President of Vitas.

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