Over 130 companies to be presented at EXPO-RUSSIA ARMENIA 2014
21.10.2014,
11:01
Over 130 companies will participate in EXPO-RUSSIA ARMENIA 2014 to be held at Yerevan Expo o October 22-24, director of the exhibition Svetlana Zabelina said.
YEREVAN, October 21./ARKA/. Over 130 companies will participate in EXPO-RUSSIA ARMENIA 2014 to be held at Yerevan Expo o October 22-24, director of the exhibition Svetlana Zabelina said.
The exhibition will cover energy, engineering, metallurgy, construction, transport, telecommunications, insurance, agriculture, forestry, industry, medicine, education, mining and food industries, Zabelina said.
Russia’s trade representative to Armenia Andrey Babko said participants will contribute to a complex business mission during the exhibition. The mission gives entrepreneurs from Russia and Armenia a chance to meet each other and to negotiate, which is now even more important bearing in mind Armenia’s accession to the EEU, Babko said.
It will be an achievement even if a fifth of the contacts will lead to a success, according to the trade representative.
Armenia has been a center for science, innovations and inventions, and can become a transport and logistics center within the Customs Union on the way to Western Asia and Iran, Babko said.
Head of Multy Group management board Sergey Arustamyan, in his turn, said the exhibition will showcase Armenia’s economic sectors closely tied with Russia, including metallurgy, energy, transport and telecommunications. The exhibition will help develop these fields in both countries, he said.
Exhibitions stands are expected from regions of the Russian Federation such as Tatarstan and Chuvashia, Krasnoyarsk and Stavropol, Novosibirsk, Rostov, Samara, Smolensk, Kirov and Volgograd.
A conference of prospects for Russia-Armenia expanded cooperation, presentations from the Russian regions, round-table discussions at Armenian ministries will be held as part of the event.
The event is held by Zarubej-Expo (Russia) and Multy Group (Armenia) under auspices of Russia’s Chamber of Industry and Trade, supported by Russia’s State Duma, the foreign ministry and other agencies, as well as by Armenian government, the parliament, Russia’s trade office in Armenia, the Armenian Development Agency and businessmen from both countries. –0--
The exhibition will cover energy, engineering, metallurgy, construction, transport, telecommunications, insurance, agriculture, forestry, industry, medicine, education, mining and food industries, Zabelina said.
Russia’s trade representative to Armenia Andrey Babko said participants will contribute to a complex business mission during the exhibition. The mission gives entrepreneurs from Russia and Armenia a chance to meet each other and to negotiate, which is now even more important bearing in mind Armenia’s accession to the EEU, Babko said.
It will be an achievement even if a fifth of the contacts will lead to a success, according to the trade representative.
Armenia has been a center for science, innovations and inventions, and can become a transport and logistics center within the Customs Union on the way to Western Asia and Iran, Babko said.
Head of Multy Group management board Sergey Arustamyan, in his turn, said the exhibition will showcase Armenia’s economic sectors closely tied with Russia, including metallurgy, energy, transport and telecommunications. The exhibition will help develop these fields in both countries, he said.
Exhibitions stands are expected from regions of the Russian Federation such as Tatarstan and Chuvashia, Krasnoyarsk and Stavropol, Novosibirsk, Rostov, Samara, Smolensk, Kirov and Volgograd.
A conference of prospects for Russia-Armenia expanded cooperation, presentations from the Russian regions, round-table discussions at Armenian ministries will be held as part of the event.
The event is held by Zarubej-Expo (Russia) and Multy Group (Armenia) under auspices of Russia’s Chamber of Industry and Trade, supported by Russia’s State Duma, the foreign ministry and other agencies, as well as by Armenian government, the parliament, Russia’s trade office in Armenia, the Armenian Development Agency and businessmen from both countries. –0--
