UzbekInvest national export-import insurance company is acting as co-organiser of business seminar, which will be held within the first National Commercial-Trade Exhibition of Poland in Uzbekistan on 5 October
Published:
3 October 2004 y., Sunday
The seminar will consider issues of searching for effective tool for development of foreign trade between the two countries and the role of insurance in creation of single system of stimulation of foreign economic activity.
Representatives of foreign economic activity, government and business circles, banks and insurance companies will attend the event.
The Polish side will be represented by the Corporation on export-credit insurance of Poland (KUKE), which is a partner of UzbekInvest within cooperation of International Credit and Investment Insurers Union (Bern Union).
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