World Trade Center Kochi at GMCV 2030

June 30, 2017

KOCHI, INDIA - The World Trade Center Kochi was the Trade and Investment Partner at the recently concluded Trade Expo GMCV (Global Manufacturing Cluster Vision) 2030 at Coimbatore. The event was organised by INTEC and Coimbatore District Small Industries Association (CODISSIA) on 2nd June, 2017 to encourage and connect Indian Manufacturers to the global market. The 8th edition of the Conclave was themed on ‘Evolution Through Innovation’.
Mr. Balaram Menon, President, World Trade Center Kochi and Bengaluru was one of the speakers for the event and his session emphasized on how WTC can help manufactures connect globally. The Conclave was a part of the Annual Expo for Manufacturing and Machine Tools that was organised at CODISSIA Exhibition Center Coimbatore.

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