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The Better Work Viet Nam (BWV) Business Forum 2026 will bring together international brands, intermediaries, BWV, and key stakeholders to exchange information and discuss the evolving context of Viet Nam’s garment and footwear industry. The Forum will provide an opportunity for BWV to share updates on its strategy, operations, and future ...
Submission deadline: August 25, 2026Type: Tender
Event Management
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- ILO
- Published:
- August 14, 2026
- Deadline:
- August 25, 2026
- Topic:
- Event Management
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The Better Work Viet Nam (BWV) Business Forum 2026 will bring together international brands, intermediaries, BWV, and key stakeholders to exchange information and discuss the evolving context of Viet Nam’s garment and footwear industry. The Forum will provide an opportunity for BWV to share updates on its strategy, operations, and future direction, while gathering feedback and perspectives from partners and stakeholders. It will also facilitate discussion on Viet Nam’s current economic and industry outlook, including key opportunities, challenges, and emerging trends affecting the sector. Through dialogue and knowledge sharing, the Forum aims to strengthen collaboration among stakeholders and support a shared vision for a sustainable, competitive, and responsible garment and footwear industry in Viet Nam
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