Nearly 100 stalls participated in the OCOP product networking fair in Phu Luong ward.

The fair attracted many businesses, cooperatives, production facilities, and artisans from traditional craft villages both within and outside Phu Luong ward.

To practically celebrate the 14th National Congress of the Party and prepare for the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026, from January 14th to 17th, at the The Vesta apartment complex, the People's Committee of Phu Luong Ward ( Hanoi ) organized the first OCOP product fair, regional specialties, and traditional craft village fair in Phu Luong Ward.

Luong Manh Son, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the People's Council of Phu Luong Ward, visits and experiences the booths at the fair. Photo: PL

In his opening remarks, Chairman of the Phu Luong Ward People's Committee, La Quang Thuc, stated that the One Commune One Product (OCOP) program has been widely implemented and achieved many positive results. Along with this, traditional craft villages and regional specialties continue to be preserved and promoted, becoming a source of pride for each locality.

Organizing the first OCOP product fair, featuring traditional craft products and regional specialties in Phu Luong ward, is a favorable opportunity for businesses to introduce typical and potential local products to consumers; contributing to the effective implementation of the "Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods" campaign.

The fair attracted the attention of a large number of consumers. Photo: PL

This event also serves as an important bridge between producers and consumers, supporting local businesses in reaching new customers and building a healthy and civilized commercial environment. The fair also contributes to promoting the image of Phu Luong ward with its unique cultural identity, dynamism, and rich development potential.

At the event, leaders of Phu Luong ward visited the booths and encouraged businesses and households. This year's fair featured nearly 100 booths from businesses, cooperatives, production facilities, and artisans from traditional craft villages both within and outside the ward. The fair showcased a wide variety of OCOP products, traditional handicrafts, and characteristic agricultural and food products from many regions across the country, many of which have already established a strong market position. This was an opportunity to promote production-consumption linkages, enrich the local economic and cultural life, and contribute to increasing people's income.

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