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Tay Ninh Hosts 4th Cross-Border Supply Chain Conference on Sep 5, 2026

Tay Ninh Province will hold its fourth Cross-Border Supply Chain and E-Commerce Conference on September 5, 2026, at Thong Nhat Hall. The event expects over 700 delegates, including nearly 150 international enterprises from 30 countries. Preparations — covering exhibitions, business matchmaking, security, and communications — are progressing on schedule. Two main sessions will address export market trends, Halal certification, logistics partnerships, and international market entry strategies. Site visits to local firms will support supply chain connectivity assessments.

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Tay Ninh Hosts 4th Cross-Border Supply Chain Conference on Sep 5, 2026

According to www.vietnam.vn, Tay Ninh Province will host the fourth edition of its Cross-Border Supply Chain and E-Commerce Conference on September 5, 2026, at Thong Nhat Hall in Long An Ward. The event is themed “Tay Ninh: Connecting Globally — Expanding Value.”

Preparations on Track

Representatives from the Department of Industry and Trade and related agencies reported progress on preparatory tasks, including product exhibition setup, enterprise matchmaking, security and order assurance, and communications planning. As of the meeting, core tasks are proceeding on schedule and meeting quality requirements outlined in the plan.

The Standing Committee Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Deputy Chairperson of the People’s Committee of Tay Ninh Province, Nguyen Hong Thanh, instructed the Department of Industry and Trade to finalize the event’s promotional video and conduct a thorough review of remaining responsibilities to ensure the program runs smoothly and safely. He emphasized that communications efforts must be effective, broad-reaching, and capable of attracting interest from domestic and international enterprises and partners.

“Communications efforts must be effective, broad-reaching, and capable of attracting interest from domestic and international enterprises and partners.” — Nguyen Hong Thanh, Standing Committee Member of the Provincial Party Committee and Deputy Chairperson of the People’s Committee of Tay Ninh Province

Scale and Participation

The conference will convene over 700 delegates, both in-person and remote, including nearly 150 international enterprises from 30 countries. Leading distribution groups and e-commerce platforms will also attend.

The two main sessions include: first, presentations on export market opportunities, global market trends, Halal market access, and logistics partnerships for exports; second, experience-sharing by enterprises and associations on entering foreign markets, expanding cooperation, and identifying investment opportunities.

In parallel, site visits to local enterprises will be conducted to assess real-time supply chain connectivity needs, export-import requirements, and potential collaboration pathways for Tay Ninh-based businesses.

Leadership Oversight

Nguyen Hong Thanh chaired the preparatory meeting, underscoring cross-departmental coordination. Dinh Thi Phuong Khanh, Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment, also delivered remarks during the session.

The event’s organizational framework reflects alignment with provincial strategic priorities for trade integration and digital commerce development through 2026 — a timeline anchored by the fixed date of September 5, 2026.

Source: vietnam.vn

Compiled from international media by the SCI.AI editorial team.

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