Sixty-one foreign companies attend the eleventh exhibition
Managing Director of Iran International Stone Exhibition: Sixty-one foreign companies have been finalized at the Iranian International Stone Exhibition, which will be held in the second half of October.
According to Iran Stone International Exhibition, the director of Iran International Stone Exhibition said that the presence of sixty-one foreign companies in the Iranian International Stone Exhibition, which will be held in the second half of October this year, is finalized.
Behnam Nikfar added: Twenty companies from Turkey, twenty companies from China, ten applicants from Brazil, six companies from Russia and Spain and five companies from India are attending Iran's International Stone Exhibition.
He said: The 11th International Iranian Stone Exhibition will be held from 17th to 20th of October this year in Naimar, Mahallat city.
Managing Director of Iran International Stone Exhibition noted: To increase the export of stone, specialized negotiating associations with Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkey, Russia, India, India and some European countries are invited to attend the 11th International Iranian Stone Exhibition.
Nikfar reiterated that the increasing presence of international businessmen in Iran's stone fair is also being followed up with the Chamber of Commerce of Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Brazil, Egypt, Azerbaijan and Iraq. .
He said: Due to the significant impact of media on the growth and development of Iran's stone industry, it is attempted that in addition to the vibrant presence of domestic media, international journals of the world stone industry will be present at the 11th Exhibition.
The director of the International Stone Exhibition of Iran said: In this regard, negotiations have been held with Marmo Machine Magazine Italy, Turkish Stone World, Turkish Stone Technology and Technology, Indian Stone Industry Review, Russian Stone and Russian Trade and Lithus Spain.
Nikfar added: For these publications, special facilities will be provided along with an interpreter and guide so that Iranian stone industry activists can communicate with them and recognize their capabilities internationally.
He noted that there are many capacities to increase exports in Iran but due to some deficiencies in banking communication with some countries in the world these capacities have not been fully utilized.
Managing director of Iran International Stone Exhibition noted that the government hopes to facilitate the issue of banking transactions with other countries.
According to this report, Iran's International Stone Industry Exhibition will take place ten kilometers from Mahalat Road to Nimar after Shahid Babaei Industrial City. Various products from Iran's stone industry and other countries are on display in eight specialized halls of this international exhibition. The city of Arak's stone-producing pole neighborhoods is located some five hundred kilometers from Arak and has a population of fifty-five thousand.
* IRNA
