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CHIC project at the 63rd International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements (UFI)
International Fair of Technics and Technical Achievements is the most important economic and technological event in Serbia and the South East Europe, which has got a great influence upon the future industrial development in the country and region.
Our partner, the Institute for Biological Research “Siniša Stanković”, was present in this Fair to promote CHIC project in Belgrade, May 21-24.
This is a traditional (since 1937) meeting and business contact point, which enables numerous exhibitors and visitors to satisfy their business expectations.
- Specialized fairs and exhibitions forming the contents of the TECHNICAL FAIR, at the same place and time.
- The latest technologies for all industry branches included by the exhibiting program.
- Presentation of national economies of many countries, provinces and regions, professional side events, exhibitor presentations, product and service demonstrations, panel discussions of the exhibitors and experts contribute to a successful participation in the TECHNICAL FAIR and development of the international cooperation.
- Many press conferences and accredited journalists are there to report about your products and services.
The TECHNICAL FAIR is a venue visited by tens of thousands of professional visitors, decision makers, investors, experts…
The synergistic effect of the TECHNICAL FAIR creates the possibility of meetings between the exhibitors and visitors, as well as mutual contacts of the exhibitors from various industry branches and many countries.
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