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Conference attracts global participants

29 Apr 2005 - by Staff reporter
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TEN INTERNATIONAL companies have already registered for the Nelson Mandela Bay Trade and Investment Conference 2005 (tic2005), according to Nelson Mandela Metro, trade and investment manager Belu Mabandla.
Delegations are expected from the USA, Asia and Europe. “We expect this number to increase as we draw closer to the dates of the conference and as we finalise projects and products that will be showcased at the conference,” she says.
The conference will be held in Port Elizabeth from May 31 to June 2, 2005. More information is available from www.tic2005.co.za

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