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Mozambique to host first International construction fair in 2016

byCustoms Today Report
27/04/2015
in International Customs, South Africa
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MAPUTO: The Mozambican Institute for Export Promotion, IPEX and the Portuguese Industrial Association Foundation AIP have agreed to host the first International Construction Fair in Mozambique which is due to take place in the first half of 2016, APA has observed on Saturday.According to state-controlled Radio Mozambique, the agreement document for organisation of the fair was signed by Maria Joà£o Rocha de Matos, for the AIP and Joà£o José Macaringue on behalf of IPEX, during a ceremony that was attended by over 200 Portuguese and Mozambican business people late on Friday.

The Tektà³nica Moçambique and Mozambique-Portugal Cooperation prizes and awards were also given at the meeting and the IPEX chairman received the Personality 2015 award at the end of the Mozambique-Portugal 2015 business week organised by the AIP Foundation, with the support of several public and private institutions from both countries.

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