FIRST ARMENIAN INTERNATIONAL HIGH TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION TO BE HELD IN SAN FRANCISCO
03.07.2007,
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ArmTech, the first international high technology conference and exhibition for professionals interested in the rapidly developing tech sector in Armenia, is to be held at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, California from July 4 to 7, 2007.
YEREVAN, July 3. /ARKA/. ArmTech, the first international high technology conference and exhibition for professionals interested in the rapidly developing tech sector in Armenia, is to be held at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, California from July 4 to 7, 2007, Armenian Competitive Private Sector Project (CAPS) Program’s office reported on Monday.
This conference will provide opportunities for Armenian IT companies to showcase their products and services, meet potential investors and business partners, and establish other contacts with important members of the global IT and high-tech community.
Congress organizers also seek to promote opportunities to do business, recruit, and invest in Armenian high tech companies. Over 500 companies are expected to participate in the Congress, CAPS office says.
ArmTech's organizational sponsors include the Armenian Development Agency (ADA), AGBU, and USAID through the CAPS and HICD programs. CAPS and HICD are providing investment planning support to participating companies and assisting them to attend the conference. Corporate sponsors include: Synopsis, VivaCell, Armenia TV, Viasphere Technopark, Impreva Labs, R2E2 fund, Sonics, Virage Logic, Morgan Stanley, and Ponte Solutions.
Among participants of the opening ceremony of the Exhibition are Mr. Vardan Oskanyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and high-ranking officials from international investment community. M.V.-0---
This conference will provide opportunities for Armenian IT companies to showcase their products and services, meet potential investors and business partners, and establish other contacts with important members of the global IT and high-tech community.
Congress organizers also seek to promote opportunities to do business, recruit, and invest in Armenian high tech companies. Over 500 companies are expected to participate in the Congress, CAPS office says.
ArmTech's organizational sponsors include the Armenian Development Agency (ADA), AGBU, and USAID through the CAPS and HICD programs. CAPS and HICD are providing investment planning support to participating companies and assisting them to attend the conference. Corporate sponsors include: Synopsis, VivaCell, Armenia TV, Viasphere Technopark, Impreva Labs, R2E2 fund, Sonics, Virage Logic, Morgan Stanley, and Ponte Solutions.
Among participants of the opening ceremony of the Exhibition are Mr. Vardan Oskanyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and high-ranking officials from international investment community. M.V.-0---
