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Agroalimed

Durée : 2 years,
Lieu : Valencia (Spain), Casablanca (Morocco)

For SMEs involved in Agro Food Sector, the Chamber of Valencia and the Chamber of Casablanca are working together in the framework of Invest-In-Med programme to promote the relationships between companies from both Mediterranean shores. International Business to Business oriented to promote SMEs cooperation will be organized in Agro Food sector through Euro Agro Fruit (27-29 April 2009, Valencia) and Agri Maroc (September 2010, Casablanca) Trade Fairs. Within this framework, a specific and innovator workshop (in which international experts will participate) oriented to train attendants about EU Agrofood market workshop will be organised. Also short term staff exchanges will be held.

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  • Agro-business

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