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Wednesday, 01 August 2012 15:39
Ten Vietnamese contestants were selected to compete in the second round of the 2012 Taiwan Excellent (TE) SmarTEST after fulfilling the online multiple-choice quiz in the first round.
These candidates will compete with 30 representatives from Indonesia, India and China in the second round of the competition.
They will develop methods to use sponsored products smartly and creatively, which aims to bring benefits and good lifestyle to themselves, their family, and community.
Twelve contestants, who pass the second round, will compete in the final round to win the title of “The SmarTEST” with a prize of US$100,000.
The 2012 Taiwan Excellence SmarTEST was jointly held by Taiwan’s Bureau of Foreign Trade, the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and Taiwan External Trade Development Council.
The 2012 SmarTEST, in its third year, aims to highlight the efforts to share Vietnamese consumers with the best products from Taiwan, Indonesia, India and China.
Source: VOV News
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