Leaders of the Hanoi Farmers' Association and leaders of Quoc Oai commune visited the booth at the Center.
The center is designed as a "creative playground," where businesses, production facilities, artisans, and skilled craftsmen come together to showcase distinctive products that reflect the local culture. With 11 standard booths and a typical product display area, the center features 17 OCOP (One Commune One Product) brands, handicrafts, and typical rural industrial products from Quoc Oai commune and neighboring communes.
The highlight of the center is the demonstration of traditional crafts right at the stalls. Here, locals and tourists can directly witness the process of making Chè Lam, Bánh Gai, Bánh Chưng, Bánh Gio, etc., and listen to stories about the crafts from the artisans themselves. Therefore, the shopping space is not only a place for exchanging goods, but also a place for spreading cultural values and traditional memories.
Leaders of the Hanoi Farmers' Association and leaders of Quoc Oai commune visited the booth at the Center.
The launch of the Center is expected to contribute to the strong promotion of OCOP products, boost the "Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods" campaign, and create another attractive destination in the local tourism exploration journey.
The stalls are organized scientifically , ensuring full compliance with regulations on security and order, fire prevention and control, food safety, and environmental hygiene; prices are publicly and transparently displayed, contributing to building a civilized commercial environment and creating trust for consumers.
Leaders of the Hanoi City Farmers' Association and leaders of Quoc Oai commune cut the ribbon to inaugurate the Center.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Vice Chairman of Quoc Oai Commune People's Committee Ngo Van Hung emphasized that, in order for the Center to operate effectively, safely, and in accordance with regulations, functional forces must continue to coordinate closely to ensure security and order, traffic safety, market management, and environmental sanitation; he also requested businesses and households to uphold a sense of responsibility, practice civilized commerce, and provide friendly and professional service.
With thorough preparation and the support of all levels of government, relevant agencies, businesses, artisans, and the people, the Center for Creative Design, Introduction, Promotion, and Sales of OCOP Products and Traditional Craft Villages associated with tourism in Quoc Oai commune promises to become a safe, warm, and vibrant spring destination, contributing to the promotion of local economic development and showcasing the dynamic and culturally rich image of Quoc Oai to a wide range of tourists from near and far.
Source: https://hanoi.gov.vn/tin-dia-phuong/xa-quoc-oai-khai-truong-trung-tam-thiet-ke-sang-tao-ocop-426021017474462.htm
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