Myanmar businessmen allowed to exhibit at 6th China International Import Expo

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This photo taken on 5 November 2022 shows a night view of the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), where the fifth China International Import Expo (CIIE) is taking place, in east China’s Shanghai.  Photo: Xinhua

Businesspersons from Myanmar are allowed to exhibit at the 6th China International Import Expo (CIIE), to be held in Shanghai, the People’s Republic of China from 1 to 10 November 2023.
Four booths will be provided free of charge at the expo for businessmen from Myanmar in order to export more of Myanmar’s high-quality products to China and increase income.
Booths will be allocated for companies related with Myanmar Tea Association, Myanmar Aquatic Products Producers and Exporters Association, Myanmar Coffee Association, Myanmar Food Manufacturers and Exporters Association, participating in the Korea TASK Project.
Members of the UMFCCI and its associates, and businessmen who are interested in participating in the exhibition can directly contact Myanmar Trade Promotion Organization at 067-3408622 or Email: [email protected] for detailed information about the exhibition.
Those who are interested in exhibiting should fill out the registration form: https://rb.gy/5vvol and register as soon as possible.—Myo Min Thura/KZL

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