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Moscow International Industrial Equipment Show 2003

Russia, Moscow - 29th October - 1 November 2003
The organizers invite companies investing in technologies of:
- Timber Industry - Chemical Industry - Metal-working Industry - Automotive - Glass Industry - Plastics/Rubber - Electrical/Electronics - Construction - Petrochemical Processing Equipment.

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Date(s)
29th October - 1 November 2003
Venue
All Russia Exhibition Center, Edifice 20,
Contact for booking / more info
info@britelinexpo.com Valery Vyatkin Phone: (860) 257-7333
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