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Economist advises on export strategy

31 May 2002 - by Staff reporter
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SOUTH AFRICA's export drive will come under the spotlight when Dr Iraj Abedian, Standard Bank group economist, focuses on 'the next important
step' at a breakfast
meeting of the Johannesburg Chamber
of Commerce and Industry on June 13.
It's described as a 'straight-talking, no-holds barred' occasion where steps needed to build on the success already achieved and ways to increase South Africa's share of the world
economy will be addressed.

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