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Italian course for corporates

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CHENNAI: The Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is organising Italian language courses for corporates at Chennai.

This is to help the Indian corporate staff to understand the language in view of increased business relations between the two countries. According to an Indo-Italian Chamber press release, a business language and culture familiarisation course for companies involved with leather and textile fashion will start on May 7. This is a part of the Asia-Invest programme of the Chamber. A fashion vocabulary and design workshop for Indian companies in the fashion garments sector was launched earlier this month.

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