Vietship 2025 attracts over 100 domestic, foreign enterprises
Exhibitors are highlighting groundbreaking achievements in shipbuilding and repair, as well as offshore oil and gas exploration technologies and equipment.
The 10th International Exhibition on Shipbuilding and Offshore Technology (Vietship 2025) kicks off at the National Conference Centre in Hanoi on March 5. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA)༒ - The 10th International Exhibition on Shipbuilding and Offshore Technology (Vietship 2025) kicked off at the National Conference Centre in Hanoi on March 5.
The three-day event brought together 103 enterprises both at home and from abroad, with more than 200 booths.
With a focus on shipbuilding and offshore technology, Vietship 2025 features prominent companies from Norway, the Netherlands, China, Finland, the Republic of Korea, and Singapore.
Exhibitors are highlighting groundbreaking achievements in shipbuilding and repair, as well as offshore oil and gas exploration technologies and equipment.
Visitors at Vietship 2025 (Photo: VNA)
The exhibition also offers various networking opportunities, including seminars on the future of the shipbuilding industry, eco-friendly ships, supplier workshops, and insights into the latest global shipbuilding technologies. Additionally, awards will be presented to standout products.
Major cooperation agreements and new contracts, valued at around 60 million USD, are expected to be signed throughout the event./.
The three-day event features over 200 booths of more than 100 domestic and international exhibitors, including those from countries with developed maritime industries, such as Norway, the Netherlands, China, Finland, the Republic of Korea, and Singapore.
The 10th International Exhibition on Shipbuilding and Offshore Technology (Vietship 2025) will take place in Hanoi from March 5 to 7, featuring some 200 booths of more than 100 exhibitors.
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