InduExpo 2009 Produces Business Worth $53 Million

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The 2009 edition of the industrial fair, InduExpo, organized by the Guatemalan Chamber of Industry (CIG) was carried out between April 22 and 24. The event involved 300 companies and some 5,000 entrepreneurs from Central America and other countries.

The vice president of CIG, Juan Antonio del Busto, told Prensalibre.com: "InduExpo was an opportunity to lessen the effects of the global economic slowdown that is hurting the country."

Source: prensalibre.com

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