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TDAP invites traders to participate in exhibitions to be held in Africa, Malaysia, Qatar

byMahmood Idrees
17/01/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan is giving traders opportunity to showcase their products and develop business with international buyers by inviting applications from traders for participation in Africa Health Expo, Project Qatar and Malaysia Halal showcase exhibitions.

The traders of Pakistan could present beverages, processed ready to eat products, frozen food, seasoning and spices, confectioneries, preserved food and vegetables, snacks, toiletries and body care etc in 12th Malaysian International Halal Showcase exhibition in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. The last date to submit applications for MIHAS is January 27, 2015, while the exhibition will start on April 01 and end on April 04, 2015.

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In African Health Expo, the traders have been invited to present medical technology, laboratory, equipment, diagnostics products, physiotherapy technology, commodities and consumer goods for hospital, information and communication technology in health care, surgical products and services, facility management, medical disposal, health care building technology, radiology and cardiology. The Expo will be held on May 05-07, 2015 at Johannesburg South Africa. The last date for application is January 22, 2015.

The traders of Pakistan would get chance to present their building and construction material including cement, PVC pipes, steel, windows, doors, marble, wooden flooring, bathroom and sanitary wares, insulation material, paints, cables, electrical equipment, safety material, construction tools, natural stone, stone blocks and slabs, cutting polishing and handling equipments in 11th International Construction and Building Materials Exhibition Doha Qatar. The last date to submit applications is January 30, 2015, while the exhibition will start on May 04 and end on May 07, 2015.

Tags: African hEalth ExpoMIHASQatar ExhibitionTDAP

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