The Vietnam International Chemical Industry Exhibition (Chemvina) has caused a huge stir in the Vietnamese chemical industry and has now become the largest, most influential, most international, and most trade-oriented chemical exhibition in Vietnam and even all of Southeast Asia, attracting excellent buyers and purchasers from all over every year.

The Vietnam International Chemical Industry Exhibition (Chemvina) is the only professional chemical exhibition in Vietnam. A total of 146 companies participated, coming from China, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, India, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, among other countries and regions. The exhibition content covers various fields such as pesticides, fertilizers, dyes, coatings, pigments, basic chemicals, water treatment agents, chemical intermediates, feed and food additives, chemical machinery, etc.

The Vietnam International Chemical Industry Exhibition (Chemvina) held an impressive opening ceremony, with the attendance of Ms. Ma Chunyan, Vice President of the Chemical Industry Branch of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Mr. Nguyen Chinh Thanh, Deputy Director of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam, Mr. Le Van Thiet, Deputy Director of the Plant Protection Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam, Mr. Huang Jun Da, Director of the Plant Protection Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam, Mr. Nguyen Tin Ha Chu, Chairman of the Vietnam Fertilizer Association, and Mr. Nguyen志玉Nguyen志玉Vice-Chairman of the Vietnam Fertilizer Association, and Mr. Wu Jun, Consul General of China in Vietnam.

According to the introduction by the Deputy Director of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam, Vietnam's economy has developed rapidly in recent years, attracting a large amount of investment, and there is a high demand for chemical products in Vietnam. However, Vietnam can only meet 40% of its own demand for various chemical products, leaving a market gap of 60%. In recent years, Vietnamese chemical enterprises have also increased production, but many raw materials are still unable to be produced and need to be imported, with 80% of Vietnam's imported chemical raw materials coming from China, which undoubtedly provides tremendous business opportunities for Chinese chemical enterprises.