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17 Apr 2019

Belarusian producers invited to join Made in Belarus exposition in Angola, Mongolia

MINSK, 17 April (BelTA) – With a view to promoting Belarusian exports on promising markets Belinterexpo company of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry organizes the exposition of Belarusian producers Made in Belarus at the international exhibitions in Angola and Mongolia, BelTA has learned.

Participants of the Belarusian expositions are offered priority location in pavilions, general decoration with elements of national symbols, promotional and informational support, invitation of businessmen of Angola and Mongolia to the exposition, and the organization of the trip. "Taking into account the high popularity of exhibition space in these events and the need for prompt processing of information of interested potential exhibitors, please send applications to the address of the Belinterexpo company before 17 May,” the organizers said.

The International exhibition FILDA-Luanda will take place in Luanda on 9-13 July. This is Angola’s largest exhibition of goods and services. The key sections are mechanical engineering, agriculture, food and beverages, the petrochemical industry, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, construction materials, textiles and clothing, consumer goods, tourism, and others.

In 2018, some 545 companies from 16 countries, including India, Japan, Sweden, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, USA, Turkey, Brazil, and the UK took part in the exhibition. The number of professionals exceeded 39,000 visitors. The size of the exhibition area made up more than 28,000 square meters. Angola mainly imports vehicles, machinery and equipment, oil products, food, dairy and meat products, sugar and confectionery, fats and oils of animal and vegetable origin, cereals, fertilizers, pharmaceutical products, textiles, woodworking products and furniture.

The international annual autumn trade fair Ulaanbaatar Partnership will take place in Ulaanbaatar on 12-15 September. The forum highlights the development of trade and economic cooperation with Mongolia, attracts a big number of government structures, professionals and businessmen. The key sections include mechanical engineering, oil industry, agriculture and cattle breeding, food and beverages, mining industry, construction, healthcare and pharmaceutics, light industry and tourism.

In 2018, taking part in the exhibition were 110 companies from Poland, Russia, Korea and other countries. The size of the exhibition area is 2,750 square meters. The total number of visitors exceeded 12,000 people. Mongolia mainly imports oil products, vehicles, machinery and equipment, metal products, food, alcoholic and soft drinks, sugar and confectionary, pharmaceutical products, woodworking products and furniture.