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Malaysia International Jewellery and Gems Fair 2005 Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia March 10- 13, 2005 Match the Market, Fits Its Need Research shows that Malaysia ranks the fifth in the fabrication of gold jewellery among Asian countries. In 2000, the gold jewellery sector, fabricated 71 tons of products, reached an increase of 4% over 1999. With the ever increasing demand of the jewellery and gems market, organizing more professional trade shows becomes an inevitable choice. Scheduled in March 2004, the "Malaysia International Jewellery and Gems Fair, 2005" (IJG) will gather stalwart and new exhibitors from over 12 countries and regions, including Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Turkey, India, etc. at the 4-day fair and present their newest and trendiest products. This certainly serves as a valuable opportunity for the jewellers to boost seasonal trade. |
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Exhibitor's Pragmatic Decision and Distinct Strategy Among various ASEAN countries affected by the financial crisis, Malaysia is projected to be the most efficient country to recover. In the long run, the region is bound to prosper as well. Thus, one core of the success is MIJ's role as a peculiar event catering to future demand growth of the ASEAN markets. Exhibitors worldwide are able to showcase their latest merchandise and services with the hope to establish their prestige and penetrate into neighboring ASEAN countries. Home Venue Promotion Plan Exhibit Profile Participation Format Contact Us |