The Agroexpo-XXVIII edition of International Fair, held from 27 to 30 January 2016 in Don Benito (Badajoz), is presented with important developments in order to improve the showcase posed to the agricultural sector throughout the region, and in order to optimize the extensive program of scheduled activities.
One of the first measures taken by the new management has been FEVAL reform Agroexpo Organizing Committee with the inclusion of new players so far not part of it “to make possible an event that meets the needs of all sectors and subsectors represented at the fair. ” Thus, this new committee included, among others, the Irrigation Communities, representatives of the media, as well as sector professionals related Portugal Alqueva dam. As pointed out by the director general of Feval, Manuel Parejo Gómez, the Portuguese representatives are good ambassadors in the neighboring country and help open the doors of the contest there, for greater participation of exhibitors and visitors.
This commitment to strengthen the Portuguese presence in the benchmark event of the agricultural sector, is turning Agroexpo in attracting lusos professionals. For this they are holding insitu with potential exhibitors and visitors during the event that will become organized tours and tutored with translators that will facilitate relationships and communication contacts. Thus, you can make the most of the visit and optimize the time “to make it as productive as possible”. Such programmed and accompanied visits will be carried out also with visitors from the neighboring provinces to Extremadura who come for the first time Agroexpo.
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Finally, another novelty of the new edition will be reducing the number of technical seminars and presentations, with the possibility of advancing the majority of them in the days before Agroexpo. The intention is that any talk overlaps that stakeholders may attend all programming, without having to choose between different presentations.
Similarly, the intention is for the conference to take place during the fair days are scheduled for completion before noon, for exhibitors to have the public on their stands and they can enjoy more time in the exhibition area or other activities as “a fair does not define success by the number of days but by the quality of it and support the exhibition area,” according to CEO FEVAL.
Source: Agroexpo
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