“ARMENIA EXPO 2005” ANNUAL EXHIBITION TO TAKE PLACE SEPT
14-17

YEREVAN, JULY 13. ARMINFO. The 5th Universal Regional Business and
Industry Expo-Forum Armenia Expo 2005 will be opened in the sports
and concert complex after K. Demirchyan, Sept 14-17.

LOGOS Expo Center Director Suren Nazinyan informed ARMINFO that the
square of exposition will total 1.500 sq meter – higher by 15-20%
than in 2004 (1.100 sq m in 2002). “This action is unique by its
sense as it stimulates the development of Armenia’s economic sphere”,
he noted.

The exposition includes six exhibitions on the following sections:
“Industrial Armenia EXPO 2005”, “Construction EXPO 2005”, “Trans EXPO
2005”, “Polygraphy. Publishing. Advertisement EXPO 2005”, “Copm EXPO
2005” and “Foodstuffs and Beverage Foods EXPO 2005”. A contest in
“High quality” nomination will be organized within the framework of
the latter. Nazinyan noted that more than 100 local and foreign
industrial and commercial organizations, companies and associations
have already confirmed their participation in the exhibition. In
particular, it is expected that guests from Central Asian and Western
European countries, USA, China, Iran, Russia, Syria, Turkey, UAE and
Georgia will arrive in Yerevan. The organizers think that another
60-80 organizations have time to present about their participation
till Aug 1 (the last day for presenting applications).

According to Nazinyan, the exhibition will help not only to the
search of new markets and new business-partners, and to the
attraction of foreign investments into Armenia’s economy, but also
will show in full Armenia’s economical potential.

Nazinyan also informed that the “Cooperation 2005” Armenian-Russian
business-meeting will take place within the forum’s framework.
Business delegations from Moscow and other Russian regions will
participate there. Besides, Business-Days of both the USA and China
will be organized on Sept 15-17: investment projects and business
proposal will be submitted there.

To note, LOGOS Expo Center has organized more than 45 exhibitions
within the last five years. They have been conducted in cooperation
and with the assistance of Armenia’s Trade and Economic Development,
Health-Care, Education and Science, Culture and on Youth Issues, and
Foreign Ministries, as well as of foreign diplomatic representatives
accredited in Armenia.