Vietnam Online Friday 2024 launched

December 01, 2024 - 07:20

The Ministry of Industry and Trade launched Vietnam Online Friday 2024 on Friday evening aimed at boosting e-commerce and providing consumers with the opportunity to purchase quality products at discounted prices.

Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyễn Sinh Nhật Tân and other delegates at the launch of the Online Friday 2024 programme. Photo courtesy of the organiser

HÀ NỘI — The Ministry of Industry and Trade launched Vietnam Online Friday 2024 on Friday, aimed at boosting e-commerce and providing consumers with the opportunity to purchase quality products at discounted prices.

This year’s online shopping event, part of the 'National E-Commerce Week' programme, is scheduled to last from midnight on November 30 to noon on December 1.

It has attracted the participation of more than 30 provinces and cities, along with thousands of businesses, and major e-commerce platforms such as Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop and Sendo.

Key activities include livestreams showcasing regional specialties, a voucher festival, and a series of attractive promotions, offering consumers a rich and engaging shopping experience. — VNS

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