Singapore Gifts & Premiums Fair (SGPF) is
Singapore's Best and Longest running trade show of its kind. The 13th
edition of this show will showcase the latest promotional products,
retail gifts and specialty printing & packaging products. SGPF has
been widely recognised as THE show exhibited by quality and leading
suppliers and attended by genuine buyers from the region. SGPFair 2012
is organised by BizLink Exhibition Services, a subsidiary of Singapore
Press Holdings, supported by Promotional Products & Giftware
Association (Singapore) and Singapore Convention & Exhibition
Bureau.
Build Eco Xpo (BEX) Asia is your priority business event for Southeast Asias building market. The exhibition is focused on BUILD GREEN featuring eco-friendly, energy efficiency building materials, design and architecture for the future of sustainable environments and incorporates critical content that enhances your competitive advantage and knowledge of the BUILD GREEN sector. The event brings together industry practitioners, professionals and key buyers across the regions to learn, network and do business with Southeast Asias developing economies.
Asia Expo - Singapore will be staged at the 'Five-star' Sands Expo & Convention Center, Marina Bay, Singapore. This brand new extravagant venue is Singapore's new landmark. Being one of the Asia's largest convention and exhibition centres, this multi-functional venue is just next to the Marina Bay Sands Casino & Hotel, shopping malls and transport access points, commanding a host of modernised exhibition facilities. Measuring over 120,000sft, the grand venue can feasibly fit with 2,000 trade booths on the fairground and 250 conference rooms, and accommodate a total number of 45,000 visitors at a time, ensuring the most effective exhibition services for both exhibitors and buyers.
International Furniture Fair Singapore will be a showcase of over 120,000 designed furniture and accessories. It will deal in the residential equipments, office furniture, antique, classic and garden furniture, the built furniture, custom furniture, lighting, materials for making furniture, machinery and tools, woodworking and more. It will bring an opportunity for the customers to know that what exactly new is available in the furniture market as per their requirements and their budget.
The visitors can discover modern accessories and latest designs in the furniture fair. Last year, lots of exhibitors came to the expo and exhibited their foreign and domestic furniture at the International Furniture Fair Singapore.
Asia Expo - Singapore will be staged at the 'Five-star' Sands Expo & Convention Center, Marina Bay, Singapore. This brand new extravagant venue is Singapore's new landmark. Being one of the Asia's largest convention and exhibition centres, this multi-functional venue is just next to the Marina Bay Sands Casino & Hotel, shopping malls and transport access points, commanding a host of modernised exhibition facilities. Measuring over 120,000sft, the grand venue can feasibly fit with 2,000 trade booths on the fairground and 250 conference rooms, and accommodate a total number of 45,000 visitors at a time, ensuring the most effective exhibition services for both exhibitors and buyers.
Asian Work Boat 2013 will be the most significant worldwide work boat exhibition in Asia. It will showcase the latest and most innovative, high quality products in the maritime industries, port technology and maritime services from throughout the globe. It will attract large numbers of high quality vessel owners, operators, builders, designers, government personnel and maritime equipment suppliers for all types of work boats.
More than 3,000 top quality visitors from 40 countries including Norway, United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, New Zealand and others will attend the Asian Work Boat 2013. It is one of biggest event in Singapore.
Sea Asia Singapore 2013, Asias premier maritime conference and exhibition will return to Singapore for its 4th showing on 9-11 April 2013. Held in conjunction with Singapore Maritime Week 2013, the event will bring together CEOs, presidents, decision-makers and maritime professionals from diverse sectors of the global shipping industry. The 3-day conference and exhibition promises to provide a spectacular galore of diverse products and services, with vast networking opportunities and the chance to learn from thought-provoking conference sessions led by influential speakers.
The Economy of New Zealand is a market economy which is greatly dependent on international trade, mainly with Australia, the United States of America, China and Japan. It is strongly dependent on tourism and agricultural exports, and has only small manufacturing and high-tech components. Economic free-market reforms of the last decades have removed many barriers to foreign investment, and the World Bank has praised New Zealand as being the most business-friendly country in the world.
Regional and bilateral free trade agreements have become an important part of New Zealand's international trade policy. New Zealand has used free trade agreements also known as closer economic partnerships to liberalise trade between economies. A Closer Economic Partnership Agreement with Thailand was negotiated in 2004 and implemented in 2005. Negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement with Chile, Brunei and Singapore known as the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership were concluded in 2005. Negotiations for further agreements with Malaysia were undertaken in 2006, but failed to reach a conclusion. The historic FTA with China was signed in Beijing in April 2008.
On 27 February 2009 New Zealand and its close partner Australia signed a Free Trade Agreement with the ASEAN regional block of 10 countries it is estimated that an FTA with ASEAN would boost aggregate GDP across the 12 countries by more than US$48 billion over the period 2000-2020 with an additional US$3.4 billion to New Zealand alone.
Traditionally, barriers to trade were addressed mainly through reductions in tariffs. But to create open markets in the 21st century, Europe needs to look beyond tariff reduction to the trade barriers that lie behind borders. As tariffs fall, these barriers - such as restrictive regulations or standards - become increasingly important. There is therefore a need to step up our engagement with the major emerging economies, particularly in Asia, where there is potential for growth.
This is why the European Commission proposed a new generation of competitiveness-driven bilateral free trade agreements with key partners, in which economic criteria is a primary consideration. The Commission will ensure that these agreements are a stepping stone for future liberalisation, not a stumbling block, by building on the WTO: tackling issues which are not ready for multilateral discussion and by going beyond the market opening that can be achieved in the WTO.
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Build Eco Xpo (BEX) Asia is your priority business event for Southeast Asias building market. The exhibition is focused on BUILD GREEN featuring eco-friendly, energy efficiency building materials, design and architecture for the future of sustainable environments and incorporates critical content that enhances your competitive advantage and knowledge of the BUILD GREEN sector. The event brings together industry practitioners, professionals and key buyers across the regions to learn, network and do business with Southeast Asias developing economies.
Asia Expo - Singapore will be staged at the 'Five-star' Sands Expo & Convention Center, Marina Bay, Singapore. This brand new extravagant venue is Singapore's new landmark. Being one of the Asia's largest convention and exhibition centres, this multi-functional venue is just next to the Marina Bay Sands Casino & Hotel, shopping malls and transport access points, commanding a host of modernised exhibition facilities. Measuring over 120,000sft, the grand venue can feasibly fit with 2,000 trade booths on the fairground and 250 conference rooms, and accommodate a total number of 45,000 visitors at a time, ensuring the most effective exhibition services for both exhibitors and buyers.
International Furniture Fair Singapore will be a showcase of over 120,000 designed furniture and accessories. It will deal in the residential equipments, office furniture, antique, classic and garden furniture, the built furniture, custom furniture, lighting, materials for making furniture, machinery and tools, woodworking and more. It will bring an opportunity for the customers to know that what exactly new is available in the furniture market as per their requirements and their budget.
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The visitors can discover modern accessories and latest designs in the furniture fair. Last year, lots of exhibitors came to the expo and exhibited their foreign and domestic furniture at the International Furniture Fair Singapore.
Asia Expo - Singapore will be staged at the 'Five-star' Sands Expo & Convention Center, Marina Bay, Singapore. This brand new extravagant venue is Singapore's new landmark. Being one of the Asia's largest convention and exhibition centres, this multi-functional venue is just next to the Marina Bay Sands Casino & Hotel, shopping malls and transport access points, commanding a host of modernised exhibition facilities. Measuring over 120,000sft, the grand venue can feasibly fit with 2,000 trade booths on the fairground and 250 conference rooms, and accommodate a total number of 45,000 visitors at a time, ensuring the most effective exhibition services for both exhibitors and buyers.
Asian Work Boat 2013 will be the most significant worldwide work boat exhibition in Asia. It will showcase the latest and most innovative, high quality products in the maritime industries, port technology and maritime services from throughout the globe. It will attract large numbers of high quality vessel owners, operators, builders, designers, government personnel and maritime equipment suppliers for all types of work boats.
More than 3,000 top quality visitors from 40 countries including Norway, United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, New Zealand and others will attend the Asian Work Boat 2013. It is one of biggest event in Singapore.
Sea Asia Singapore 2013, Asias premier maritime conference and exhibition will return to Singapore for its 4th showing on 9-11 April 2013. Held in conjunction with Singapore Maritime Week 2013, the event will bring together CEOs, presidents, decision-makers and maritime professionals from diverse sectors of the global shipping industry. The 3-day conference and exhibition promises to provide a spectacular galore of diverse products and services, with vast networking opportunities and the chance to learn from thought-provoking conference sessions led by influential speakers.
The Economy of New Zealand is a market economy which is greatly dependent on international trade, mainly with Australia, the United States of America, China and Japan. It is strongly dependent on tourism and agricultural exports, and has only small manufacturing and high-tech components. Economic free-market reforms of the last decades have removed many barriers to foreign investment, and the World Bank has praised New Zealand as being the most business-friendly country in the world.
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| Trade in Singapore |
Regional and bilateral free trade agreements have become an important part of New Zealand's international trade policy. New Zealand has used free trade agreements also known as closer economic partnerships to liberalise trade between economies. A Closer Economic Partnership Agreement with Thailand was negotiated in 2004 and implemented in 2005. Negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement with Chile, Brunei and Singapore known as the Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership were concluded in 2005. Negotiations for further agreements with Malaysia were undertaken in 2006, but failed to reach a conclusion. The historic FTA with China was signed in Beijing in April 2008.
On 27 February 2009 New Zealand and its close partner Australia signed a Free Trade Agreement with the ASEAN regional block of 10 countries it is estimated that an FTA with ASEAN would boost aggregate GDP across the 12 countries by more than US$48 billion over the period 2000-2020 with an additional US$3.4 billion to New Zealand alone.
Traditionally, barriers to trade were addressed mainly through reductions in tariffs. But to create open markets in the 21st century, Europe needs to look beyond tariff reduction to the trade barriers that lie behind borders. As tariffs fall, these barriers - such as restrictive regulations or standards - become increasingly important. There is therefore a need to step up our engagement with the major emerging economies, particularly in Asia, where there is potential for growth.
This is why the European Commission proposed a new generation of competitiveness-driven bilateral free trade agreements with key partners, in which economic criteria is a primary consideration. The Commission will ensure that these agreements are a stepping stone for future liberalisation, not a stumbling block, by building on the WTO: tackling issues which are not ready for multilateral discussion and by going beyond the market opening that can be achieved in the WTO.
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