DUSHANBE, May 16, Asia-Plus - Grow International Co in cooperation with Tajikistan’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) has organized an international exhibition entitled “Building and Engineering/Technological Commodities” in Dushanbe.
A six-day exhibition, organized under support of the Tajik government, opened at the Kokhi Borbad Complex in Dushanbe today and runs through May 21.
Speaking in an interview with Asia-Plus, the Grow Int. director general Muhammad Umrani said that more than 20 Iranian companies are participating in the exhibition. According to him, furniture and building materials will be realized at the ongoing fair. Iranian and Tajik entrepreneurs will hold a meeting on sidelines of the exhibition to discuss cooperation in the construction sector.
Grow Int. is expected to hold two other exhibitions this year: Agro Food-2008 (July 18-22); and Motor Show (from August 29 to September 2). These exhibitions will be held at the Kokhi Borbad complex as well.
According to information posted on Grow International Co. website, it has been registered in Tajikistan with the aim of offering advertising and exhibition services and it has experiences of participation in conducting several international exhibitions in Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Algeria and Iran. The company has a representative of broadcasting commercial and reportage notices in overseas countries through Safina satellite channel and national TV of Tajikistan.




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