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Over 70 Turkish Companies Join Balkan Expo 2003
Business | June 4, 2003, Wednesday // 00:00
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The 10th edition of Turkish producers Balkan Expo 2003 opens June 4 to display products of the textile, paper, packaging and construction industry. Over 70 Turkish companies take part in the exhibition to close June 10.
Turkey's trade with Bulgaria reached USD 920 M at the end of 2002, ranking third among Bulgaria's trade partners and second among its Balkan neighbours.Bulgaria's export to Turkey increased by 44 % for the first three months of this year. Turkey's exports marked an even higher increase by 66%.
Turkey's trade with Bulgaria reached USD 920 M at the end of 2002, ranking third among Bulgaria's trade partners and second among its Balkan neighbours.Bulgaria's export to Turkey increased by 44 % for the first three months of this year. Turkey's exports marked an even higher increase by 66%.
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