On the evening of October 24, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh visited the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025, encouraging organizers and participating units to ensure the event’s success.
Earlier in the afternoon, Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son and Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Truong Thanh Hoai had inspected the venue to review the event’s progress and readiness.
Exhibition booths were neatly arranged, while the sound and lighting systems, as well as promotional panels and banners, were carefully inspected. All efforts aimed to ensure that the opening day would be conducted with dignity, safety, and efficiency.
Under the autumn sky, the atmosphere at the fairground was both bustling and enthusiastic. Participating units actively finalized their displays, checked products, and coordinated plans to welcome visitors. Sanitation, security, and logistical arrangements were strengthened, presenting a ready and orderly environment for a large-scale event expected to attract numerous locals and tourists alike.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh visits exhibition booths at the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh inspects the preparations for the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025.
Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son, Head of the Steering Committee for the 2025 Autumn Fair, continues to inspect the organization and progress of the event.
Overview of the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025.
The OCOP booth from Thua Thien Hue stands out with specialties reflecting the soul of the ancient capital, such as sesame candy, fermented shrimp, and cajeput essential oil. Ho Thi Khanh Ngoc, representative of Ngoc Phuong essential oil company, said: “We aim to offer consumers natural beauty products that are safe and preserve hue’s traditional care secrets”.
At the Hung Yen booth, dried longan and lotus-embraced longan, two famous 4-star OCOP specialties attract attention. As preparations bustle ahead of the opening, Tran Thi Lan Huong shares with a bright smile: “We want to bring the taste of Hung Yen closer to residents of the capital, so everyone who visits remembers the sweetness of our hometown longan”.
The careful presentation and product introduction reflect Hung Yen province’s efforts to promote the OCOP brand and expand its reach across the country.
The OCOP booth from ninh binh showcases the flavors of the ancient hoa lu capital with crispy rice, dong vermicelli, and Kim Son wine. Nguyen Nhu Hoat, representative of the Ninh Binh crispy rice brand, says enthusiastically: “Crispy rice is a dish embedded in our memories and a source of pride for the people of Ninh Binh. Through the fair, we hope more customers will discover this specialty and connect with wholesalers nationwide”.
The Bac Ninh booth buzzes with the colors of Kinh Bac, showcasing famous specialties such as Dinh Bang banh phu the, bui fermented pork rolls, and Dong Ky traditional woodcrafts, attracting many visitors.
Fresh lychee trays and lychee-based products such as jam, syrup, and tea are displayed attractively, diversifying the local OCOP offerings.
In addition, the Thai Nguyen booth showcases the province’s signature products, with neatly arranged tea packages, specialty green tea boxes, and prized cordyceps products, all presented attractively, a source of pride for local tea producers.
Thai Nguyen OCOP products include neatly packaged rice noodles, wheat noodles, and vermicelli, aiming to elevate the value of traditional agricultural products.
The Tuyen Quang OCOP booth attracts attention with brightly colored linen fabrics and exquisite handicrafts presented by Can Ty Linen Weaving Cooperative.
Giang Thi Say, Director of the cooperative, shares that to weave a single linen fabric, Hmong women go through dozens of meticulous steps, all done entirely by hand, from cultivating flax and spinning threads to setting up the loom.
The Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025 takes place from October 25 to November 4 at the Vietnam Exhibition Center (VEC) in Hanoi. Visitors can experience a vibrant shopping space and enjoy unique cultural and artistic activities, including ao dai and traditional fashion shows, live performances, and free screenings of the film Red Rain.
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