Chindia conference, Shanghai
5 September 2006 - 5 September 2006
China
Trade between the two 'emerging giants' of India and China gives a glimpse into how their two economies are growing - in 1990, trade between China and India stood at USD 260 million. That figure rose to USD 13.6 billion by 2004.
The Chindia conference, taking place in Shanghai, China, on 5 September, examines these two countries, and examines how to make best use of the India-China supply chain, which has important consequences for European businesses and SMEs.
Wirth a combined graduate population of 500,000 engineers and scientists in India and China each year, the conference will be of interest to those dealing with procurement, sourcing, logistics, manufacturing and development.For further information and to register, please visit:
http://www.supplychain.cn/en/cev/?109(opens in new window)
The Chindia conference, taking place in Shanghai, China, on 5 September, examines these two countries, and examines how to make best use of the India-China supply chain, which has important consequences for European businesses and SMEs.
Wirth a combined graduate population of 500,000 engineers and scientists in India and China each year, the conference will be of interest to those dealing with procurement, sourcing, logistics, manufacturing and development.For further information and to register, please visit:
http://www.supplychain.cn/en/cev/?109(opens in new window)