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B&H Mettalurgists at ESEF Fair in Utrecht

Published: March 12, 2014
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ESEF Utrecht 2014Representatives of 14 B&H companies from the area of production and processing of metals are visiting the prestigious fair ESEF that is held from 11 to 14 March in Utrecht.

As part of this visit, 70 bilateral meetings on the possible forms of cooperation between B&H and Dutch companies are planned.

ESEF is the largest and most important fair for subcontracting and engineering in the Benelux, and is focused on industrial production, processing, innovation, and materials for the processing of metals and plastic.

The B&H Foreign Trade Chamber in cooperation with USAID-SIDA FIRMA project supported the visit to the fair.

(Source: Fena)

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