On September 7, at Phạm Văn Đồng Square, the Quảng Ngãi Ornamental Plants Association, in coordination with the Cẩm Thành Ward People’s Committee, held the opening ceremony of the Quảng Ngãi Expanded Ornamental Plants Exhibition and Fair 2026, marking the second anniversary of the Thiên Bút Ornamental Plants Club.
Attending the ceremony were Vice Chairman and Secretary General of the Việt Nam Association of Ornamental Plants Nguyễn Mạnh Quỳnh; Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council Nguyễn Cao Phúc; Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Đỗ Tâm Hiển; leaders of provincial Party agencies, departments and sectors; representatives of ornamental plants associations from provinces and cities; and growers, clubs and businesses from Quảng Ngãi and other localities.
Under the theme “Passion for Art – Connecting the North, Central and South,” the event brings together more than 300 delegates, artisans and ornamental plant growers from Quảng Ngãi and across the country. It features more than 500 ornamental plant artworks and 40 booths showcasing One Commune, One Product (OCOP) products.
The exhibition and fair runs from September 7 to 15, featuring exhibitions, trade activities and exchanges among ornamental plant enthusiasts.
The event aims to promote Quảng Ngãi’s image, provide opportunities for artisans, growers and businesses to connect and expand cooperation, and support trade promotion and the development of the ornamental plants industry.
Chairman of the Cẩm Thành Ward People’s Committee Nguyễn Văn Hưng said the event is not only a place for visitors to admire beautiful ornamental plant works but also a space for cultural, artistic and professional exchanges.
On this occasion, Thiên Bút Ornamental Plants Club and PVC Trade Promotion and Advertising Co., Ltd. donated VNĐ20 million to the Cẩm Thành Ward Study Promotion Association to support disadvantaged students.
The Thiên Bút Ornamental Plants Club was also officially recognized as a member of the Việt Nam Association of Ornamental Plants.
Some plants at the Fair:
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