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Expo will showcase Nelson Mandela Bay’s investment projects

25 Mar 2005 - by Staff reporter
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ED RICHARDSON
NELSON MANDELA Bay’s most exciting investment projects and high value added products will be showcased to national and international investors and buyers during the Nelson Mandela Bay Trade and Investment Conference (tic2005) to be held at the end
of May.
Nelson Mandela Bay includes Port Elizabeth, Despatch and Uitenhage.
“tic2005 will be the meeting place for local suppliers and foreign buyers from national and international destinations as well as a platform to showcase investment opportunities in Nelson Mandela Bay,” says manager trade & investment, Belu Mabandla.
More than 30 potential projects and suppliers of products from the metro have already been selected for showcasing at the conference.

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