Thai agency eyes return of Chinese exhibitors to stimulate economy


Chinese exhibitors are well-known in introducing latest technology such as aviation, aircraft repairing technology, next-generation automotive, and smart electronics.

BANGKOK (Xinhua): A senior officer from Thailand's state convention planning agency said Tuesday (Nov 24) that the agency is eyeing for an early return of Chinese exhibitors to Thailand to boost the regional trade hub for logistics, infrastructure and advanced technologies.

Chinese exhibitors are well-known in introducing latest technology such as aviation, aircraft repairing technology, next-generation automotive, and smart electronics, among others, President of the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya told Xinhua.

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