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Karnataka: Chinese trade team arriving today

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BANGALORE April 22

A CHINESE trade delegation from the Yunnan province is visiting Bangalore on Tuesday to promote the Kunming Export Commodities Fair 2002.

The Yunnan provincial trade delegation will meet representatives of the Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI) to introduce the Kunming Fair and hold meetings with businessmen.

The fair being held from June 6-11, will have special pavilions divided into large machinery, tobacco, international machinery apparatus, information industry, green industry, textile investment opportunities and border trade in addition to a pavilion for foreign exhibitors.

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