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International Trade and Exhibitions is holding the Oil and Gas exhibition and conference in Almaty through Oct. 7 at Atakent International Exhibition Center. Contact telephone in Washington: (202) 537-0566.
Value-Adding Consulting Group, Inc. of Moscow and Glafcos N. Raphael & Co. of Nicosia, Cyprus are organizing New Prospects for Offshore Activities in Cyprus in the 90s and Beyond, to be held Oct. 6 at 2.00 p.m. Tel: 148-9104.
Expocenter is organizing the fifth international exhibition Information '94 to be held Oct. 3-8 at the Krasnaya Presnya exhibition center, pavilion 3, Forum. Tel: 268-1340.
Sibirskaya Yarmarka is organizing the Siberian Fashion '94, Siberian Furs '94, Everything for Ladies '94, Siberia's Semi-Precious Stones '94, Cosmetics '94, and Children's World '94 exhibitions, to be held Oct. 4-7 in Novosibirsk. Tel: (3832) 98-0224; 23-6620.
Expocenter and the German firm Novea International are organizing the fifth international exhibition Oil & Gas '94, to be held Oct. 10-15 at the Krasnaya Presnya exhibition center, pavilion 2. Tel: 268-1340.
Maxima, Inc. and the former VDNKh exhibition center are organizing the Moscow Fashion Fair '94, to be held Oct. 11-15 at the former VDNKh exhibition center. The fair will feature clothing, footwear, textile and accessories. Tel: 181-9675/6545. Fax: 282-5046.
Expodonbass will hold the second international Construction exhibition Oct.12-17 in the Donbass exhibition center. The exhibition will highlight construction materials and equipment. Fax: (0622) 587-480.
The American Chamber of Commerce is organizing the Making Trade and Investment Work: Financing U.S. Business in Russia conference, to be held Oct. 10-14. Tel: 941-8435.
Expodonbass is organizing the second international Construction exhibition, to be held in Donbass exhibition center to be held Oct. 12-17. Fax: (0622) 58-7480.
Nizhegorodskaya Yarmarka is organizing the Nizhegorodskaya Osen fair, to be held Oct. 13-17 in Nizhny Novgorod. The exhibition will feature consumer goods, souvenirs, fashion magazines and catalogs. Tel: (8312) 44-1258.
Moskovskaya Yarmarka is organizing the Metal-Russia and Stroiekologiya exhibitions, to be held Oct. 17-21 in Sokolniki park, pavilions 4 and 4A. Tel: 268-0709.
Protvino administration is organizing the Russia's Future trade fair, to be held Oct. 26-28 in Protvino region. The fair will highlight technologies from more than 20 scientific-research institutes of Russia. Tel: 299-4504; (27) 74-8444/7470.
To announce an upcoming trade fair, business conference or educational seminar, please call Julie Tolkacheva at 257-3920 or send a fax to 257-3621/3211.
FAIR ENOUGH
04 October 1994
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