NewsWhore
04-13-2007, 04:10 PM
Several conferences and trade shows educating business persons on how to take advantage of the Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement are scheduled for Florida and Puerto Rico this fall. Interest in accessing the benefits of the pact has increased in the DR since its implementation began 1 March, reports veteran Caribbean observer John Collins.
Enterprise Florida, the state of Florida trade and investment agency, is organizing a September conference aimed at expanding Florida's role in the DR-CAFTA. At that event, participants from the region are being invited to utilize a matchmaking system devised to bring potential partners together to do more business.
The event will be followed by the annual Miami Herald Conference.
A conference and trade show, aimed at expanding Puerto Rico's role in the DR-CAFTA signatory countries is scheduled for the Puerto Rico Convention Center, 5-9 November.
The DR-CAFTA will also be a major discussion theme at the annual Miami Conference on the Caribbean, scheduled for December.
See http://www.caftagroup.com and http://www.floridaenterprise.com
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Enterprise Florida, the state of Florida trade and investment agency, is organizing a September conference aimed at expanding Florida's role in the DR-CAFTA. At that event, participants from the region are being invited to utilize a matchmaking system devised to bring potential partners together to do more business.
The event will be followed by the annual Miami Herald Conference.
A conference and trade show, aimed at expanding Puerto Rico's role in the DR-CAFTA signatory countries is scheduled for the Puerto Rico Convention Center, 5-9 November.
The DR-CAFTA will also be a major discussion theme at the annual Miami Conference on the Caribbean, scheduled for December.
See http://www.caftagroup.com and http://www.floridaenterprise.com
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#10)