Events
Since the ENERGY EXPO was first held in 1995, it traditionally draws attention of leading world’s and domestic producers of equipment, materials and technology. In its sphere the exhibition is one of the largest in the CIS and Baltic countries. In 2021 the products were represented by 200 companies from 7 countries of the world. Exhibitors included the largest domestic enterprises and foreign companies interested in promotion of their products and technologies in Belarus market.
CNR Food Istanbul - Food and Beverage Products, Food Processing Technologies Fair, scheduled for September 01-04, 2021, gave a warm welcome to 47.513 industry professionals at Istanbul Expo Center. Uniting more than 2.000 brands from 20 countries with domestic and international buyers, CNR Food Istanbul preserved its solid position in the food sector this year.
The exhibiting companies, which placed orders with large sums via business relations they cultivated at the exhibition, gathered together with all the industry professionals, ranging from wholesalers to super-hyper-gross markets, food factories, and canteen operators. Thus, the exhibition enabled brands to boost their global business volume.
CNR Food Istanbul, which aroused great interest in the exhibitors and visitors in 2021, keeps the wheels turning for new business agreements between August 31-September 03, 2022.
Learn more: here
Exhibition AGRA 2022 is held from 20 to Aug. 25, 2022 in city Gornya Radgona, Slovenia.
Exhibited products and sections are available below, in the section «Additional info». Full participants list AGRA 2022 is available on the official website of the exhibition and is updated in real time. You can also find the previous year's exhibitors there. Business agenda AGRA 2022 is usually published close к to the exhibition start date.
The textile industry is estimated as the largest in terms of output in the light industry. The segment cooperate the production of all types of fabrics, knitwear, felting and other products. Knitting industry is focused on the production of knitwear, stockinet, hosiery and other products. Knitwear of such Belarusian brands as “Polesye”, “Alesya”, “8 Marta”, “Svitanak” is widely known.
The sewing industry of light industry includes about 170 manufactures. The main activity of these enterprises is the tailoring of costumes and outerwear, children's clothing items, underwear, hats and fur products. The largest garment factories in Belarus have a “portfolio” of export brands that are exported within the CIS, as well as to the UK, Denmark, Poland, USA, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic.
Learn more about the specifics of doing business in light industry on the upcoming webinar.
The World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA) was created in 1995. It was established as an Association under Swiss law. It has been registered in Geneva, as a non-governmental organization. From its very inception, WAIPA has represented an ever growing number of Member agencies. Through its wide range of activities, WAIPA provides the opportunity for investment promotion agencies (IPAs) to network and exchange best practices in investment promotion. WAIPA has always dedicated, and continues to dedicate, time and effort towards building the human resources capacity of its Member agencies. Training events have been organized by WAIPA, alone or in coordination with partner organizations. Membership is open to any agency, government body or entity whose prime function is “to promote any country, political sub-division of a country or other uncontested territory, as a destination for, or as source of investments”.
WAIPA's 2022 Yearly Calendar of Events you can find here
All over the world we are observing rising ethnic, environmental, demographic. politic and economic tensions leading to a context of massive uncertainty, instability and volatility. In addition, the way we live, work and relate to one another as individuals is evolving as fast as our adoption of disruptive technologies, now fusing physical, digital and biological universes.
This results in critical challenges to solve but also in major opportunities to build on, requiring a new leadership paradigm to drive societies and institutions towards a more sustainable and inclusive future.
In these turbulent times with unprecedent changes, leaders must transform their organisations to stay relevant and competitive, empowering people and increasing collaboration. The most successful business leaders are the ones focusing on a strong valuable cause that their teams and stakeholders can trustfully embrace.
We strongly believe that Leading with Purpose is the key to navigate the complexities of today and tomorrow, with everybody on board rowing in the same direction for a meaningful impact.
