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SOME 200 ARMENIAN ENTERPRISES TO EXPOSE THEIR PRODUCTS AT ARMENIA - BUSINESS PARTNER 2011 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN YEREVAN
ARKA
Sep 27, 2011
YEREVAN, September 27. /ARKA/. Some 200 Armenian enterprises will
expose over 500 varieties of their products at Armenia - Business
Partner 2011 international exhibition in the Complex for Sports
and Concerts in Yerevan, Prom Expo company that has organized this
exhibition reported on Tuesday.
The exhibition is dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Armenia's
independence. It will be open from September 30 till October 2.
Armenian companies - Proshyan Brandy Factory, Arpimed, Natali Pharm,
Ingo Armenia, Nairi Insurance, Talgrig, Valan Prof - as well as foreign
companies - German Faber-Castell, Italian Renco, the United States'
Hard Lights, Iran's Zar-Sab and ParsShahab and Georgia's Rakia Georgia
and Bolnis Agro will expose their products here.
"An international exhibition is a convenient place for seeing past
years' achievements, establish new business ties and reopen Armenia's
economy," the exhibition organizers told ARKA News Agency.
Entrepreneurs from Russia, Iran, Bulgaria and Great Britain are
expected to be among guests.
The event is supported by Armenian government, Yerevan municipality,
Armenian Commerce and Industry Chamber, Armenian Development Agency
and economy, health, and transport and communication ministries and
other state agencies.
ARKA
Sep 27, 2011
YEREVAN, September 27. /ARKA/. Some 200 Armenian enterprises will
expose over 500 varieties of their products at Armenia - Business
Partner 2011 international exhibition in the Complex for Sports
and Concerts in Yerevan, Prom Expo company that has organized this
exhibition reported on Tuesday.
The exhibition is dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Armenia's
independence. It will be open from September 30 till October 2.
Armenian companies - Proshyan Brandy Factory, Arpimed, Natali Pharm,
Ingo Armenia, Nairi Insurance, Talgrig, Valan Prof - as well as foreign
companies - German Faber-Castell, Italian Renco, the United States'
Hard Lights, Iran's Zar-Sab and ParsShahab and Georgia's Rakia Georgia
and Bolnis Agro will expose their products here.
"An international exhibition is a convenient place for seeing past
years' achievements, establish new business ties and reopen Armenia's
economy," the exhibition organizers told ARKA News Agency.
Entrepreneurs from Russia, Iran, Bulgaria and Great Britain are
expected to be among guests.
The event is supported by Armenian government, Yerevan municipality,
Armenian Commerce and Industry Chamber, Armenian Development Agency
and economy, health, and transport and communication ministries and
other state agencies.