Moldovan companies invited to take part in FDI Expo in London
The Ministry of Economy and Trade and the Moldovan Export Promotion Organization invite the economic entities interested in attracting investments to participate in the international exhibition “FDI Expo 2008” that will take place in London on June 24-25, 2008.
According to the Ministry, the exhibition is open to commercial organizations operating in the financial sector, in business consulting and business development. The applicants must present at least one project for attracting investments as well as the results achieved and the projects implemented earlier or that are being implemented.
The exhibition is visited by potential investors that want to expand their businesses into new regions and invest money into companies as well as by businesspeople that aim to attract foreign investment to develop the existing businesses.
The applicants must make a presentation of the company and of the investment projects at the office of the Moldovan Export Promotion Organization by May 15.//REPORTER.MD
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