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The Association of Russian Banks is holding the Banking Service exhibition until Friday at the Krasnaya Presnya exhibition center, pavilion 2. Tel: 292-3639/2178/87.
Expocenter is holding the Equipment for Farmers' Households exhibition until Saturday at the Krasnaya Presnya exhibition center, Forum pavilion. Tel: 268-1340.
Nizhegorodskaya Yarmarka is holding the Bank exhibition and seminar until Friday at 13 Sovnarkomovskaya Ulitsa in Nizhny Novgorod. It will highlight banking equipment such as safes, security systems, card-based payment systems, counting machines and fake currency detectors. Tel: (8312) 44-5394.
Rusinvest is holding a Western Investment and Credit seminar until Wednesday at 55 Leningradsky Prospekt, Congress Center. Tel: 207-8514.
The Association of European Chambers of Commerce and the European Council are organizing the New Professions forum until Thursday at 28 Komsomolsky Prospekt. The forum highlights professions in banking, health care, tourism and hotels. Tel: 157-2666; fax: 122-8784.
Sibirskaya Yarmarka is holding the Trade Week of Siberia '94 and Christmas in Siberia '94 fairs until Friday in Novosibirsk at the World Trade Center, 16 Gorky Ulitsa. The first is a general trade show, the second a gift and souvenir show. Tel: (3832) 23-6620.
Sibirskaya Yarmarka is holding the Science of Siberia exhibition until Saturday in Novosibirsk at the World Trade Center. Tel: (3832) 23-6620, 98-2893.
Litexpo is organizing the international Book '94 fair, to be held Wednesday to Saturday in Vilnius at 5 Lasves Prospekt. Tel: (0122) 45-4500.
Image Processing Club is organizing the Med-Image '94 exhibition, to be held Thursday at 35 Usacheva Ulitsa. The exhibition will be devoted to image processing in medicine. Tel: 245-5575; fax: 246-8888.
Expocenter, AO Unikum and the British World's Fair Ltd. are organizing the Entertainment Industry '94 exhibition, to be held Friday to Sunday at the Krasnaya Presnya exhibition center, pavilion 1. Tel: 268-1340.
Expocenter, International Education, Culture and Civilization and the Israeli firm Anzata Systems will hold the Education and Career '94 exhibition from Friday to Monday at the Krasnaya Presnya exhibition center. Tel: 268-1340.
International Training Group will host the Impact Selling seminar from Dec. 14 to 16 at the Metropol Hotel. The seminar will concentrate on sales psychology, communication techniques, positive attitude building, reflective listening and conflict resolution. Tel: 207-9558.
Litexpo is organizing the Christmas Bouquet fair, to be held Dec. 20 to 22 in Vilnius at 5 Lasves Prospekt. The fair will feature flowers and gifts. Tel: (0122) 45-4500.
To announce an upcoming trade fair, business conference or educational seminar, please call Julie Tolkacheva at 257-3634, or send a fax to 257-3621/3211.
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06 December 1994
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