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Europort Maritime 2007

Netherlands, Rotterdam - 6th-7th November 2007
Europort Maritime, the international trade fair for maritime technology in ocean shipping, inland shipping, shipbuilding, dredging, fishing and related sectors, is to take place in Ahoy Rotterdam from Tuesday 6 through Friday 9 November 2007.
Date(s)
6th-7th November 2007
Time(s)
Tuesday November 6 10.00 - 18.00 hrs Wednesday November 7 10.00 - 18.00 hrs Thursday November 8 10.00 - 22.00 hrs Friday November 9 10.00 - 18.00 hrs
Venue
Ahoy Rotterdam
Contact for booking / more info
Peter Niemantsverdriet Exhibition Manager T: +3110 293 32 00 E: p.niemantsverdriet@ahoy.nl Johan Teunisse Senior Account Manager T: +3110 293 32 07 E: j.teunisse@ahoy.nl Elly van der Loo Sales Support Executive T: +3110 293 32 50 E: e.vanderloo@ahoy.nl
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