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from 12 to 16 October 2011, the
Department of Export Promotion (DEP) - Ministry of Commerce of Thailand
will be organizing Bangkok RHVAC 2011, one of Asia's most important
technology and innovation showcases for the refrigeration, heating,
cooling, and ventilation products. Bangkok Electric & Electronics
2011, an exhibition of the latest Thai electric and electronic goods,
will be organized along side RHVAC 2011. These world-class events will
present Thailand's competitiveness in these areas, and support the
country's efforts as Thailand bids to become the trading hub for these
products in the ASEAN region. The two exhibitions will be held at the
IMPACT Arena, Exhibition and Convention Center, Muang Thong
Thani.
In promoting the event, Nuntawan
Sakuntanaga, DEP's Director General noted that “Thailand is
conveniently located in the heart of Southeast Asia, and thus is a
strategic location for international trade. Supporting factors such as
skilled labor force and abundant natural resources complement the
location that is ideally suited for the distribution of goods to other
ASEAN countries. With the impending commencement of the ASEAN Economic
Community (AEC), Thailand will benefit even further from attractive
taxations and reductions in tariffs. These new tariff rates will lower
production costs and stimulate ASEAN trade, which at the moment has a
trade value of no less than 1.75 trillion baht per year." AEC
will also allow free flow of goods, services and labor, and will be a
market of nearly 600 million people.
The DEP's executive explained further that “because there are so many positive factors surrounding these industries, we feel that we must organize BANGKOK RHVAC 2011 AND BANGKOK E&E 2011 to show the world what Thailand is capable of. These exhibitions will showcase Thailand's readiness and potential to become ASEAN's manufacturing and product distribution center for cooling, heating, electrical and electronics products. And in addition to expanding the market throughout the ASEAN region, DEP is also seeking marketing opportunities throughout other regions of Asia such as Indian and China."
[an error occurred while processing this directive]"In recent years, India has been an
important part of the global economy. We view India as the
gateway to the South Asian region. Thailand and India finished
the preliminary free trade agreement (FTA) talks back in 2004, and we
are currently adding more products and services to the list of tariff
reductions. We expect to finish the current round of negotiation
by the end of this year. Nevertheless, the ASEAN-India FTA was
finalized in 2009 and has been in effect since 1 January 2010.
Undoubtedly, the benefits from these free trade agreements will
encourage ASEAN businesses to establish trade connections with those in
South Asia, with India as the gateway. In light of these facts, we are
aiming for US$13 billion-dollar trade volume between Thailand and India
by the end l added.
B ANGKOK RHVAC 2011 will be organized under the theme, “Green
Innovations for a Better Life”, and will focus on products that are
environmentally friendly, which would ultimately promote a better
quality of life. At the fair, visitors will see the latest
achievements in the heating and cooling sectors that were manufactured
using state-of-the-art environment-friendly technologies. Bangkok
E&E 2011 will take up the theme “Save Energy = Save the World”. The
exhibition will showcase the latest developments in the electrical and
electronics fields that are related to energy savings.
More than 500 exhibitors from around the world are expected to occupy
more than 600 booths at these fairs. We are also
expecting more than 30,000 fair visitors including the manufacturers,
buyers, brokers, major industry players as well as the general public.
Trade days will run from 12 to 14
October, and 15 – 16 October are public days. Doors to the event will
be opened from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Those who wish to participate as
an exhibitor can find more details at the website. www.thaitradefair.com
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