EU promotes trade at Global Expo

Thursday, November 18, 2010

With the Global Expo due to start today, local businesses and consumers interested in exporting their products to the European market will have an opportunity to learn how to export their goods and services to Europe.

The Delegation of the European Union to Botswana and SADC in partnership with the Centre for the Development of Enterprise(CDE) and the Swedish Trade Council will be exhibiting at the Global Expo.

On the opening day, the EU, CDE and Swedish Trade Council will host a short presentation to inform Batswana and other producers on how to export to the EU including Information Communication Technology (ICTs) and training opportunities in Europe in the areas of education.

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EU promotes trade at Global Expo

With the Global Expo due to start today, local businesses and consumers interested in exporting their products to the European market will have an opportunity to learn how to export their goods and services to Europe.