Vietnam is a rising country that is quietly becoming a "potential stock" in the world economy. At present, Vietnam has 289 industrial zones and 15 coastal economic zones. The total import and export volume of industrial zones and economic zones exceeds 80 billion US dollars every year, and the industrial zones and economic zones attract 70% of the country's total foreign investment, and Vietnam's industrial output has become the fastest growing sector in Vietnam's gross national product after the service industry.

As a member of the ASEAN Free Trade Area, with the official establishment of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area and the beginning of the era of zero tariffs in trade, Vietnam is the best springboard and convenient channel for Chinese products to enter the consumer market of 500 million people in ASEAN. In the past decade, the trade volume between China and Vietnam has increased by more than 100 times.

VME Vietnam is an ideal platform to showcase the latest machinery and technologies. Combined with the theme of smart factories, there are more than 200 mechanical technology brands from more than 30 countries, targeting 100,000 local manufacturing and related industry practitioners. Exhibitors will bring their latest machinery and solutions to unlock new production efficiency and promote the development of Vietnam's manufacturing industry. The exhibition will also help enterprises understand the latest manufacturing technology, expertise and business network of technology suppliers from more than 100 brands in more than 10 countries, paving the way for business development.

In previous events, more than 9,000 professionals from the public and private sectors participated, allowing exhibitors to meet potential customers from Vietnam and overseas. Participants included local governments, industry service providers, consultants, engineers, technology and equipment suppliers, project developers, facility managers, and more.

The main source of the audience

40% from the marketing and sales department; 26% from integrated management; 13% from QC/QA; 10% from the purchasing department; 4% from the production sector; 4% from R&D; 3% from the maintenance department.