A Catalogue Show of Danish Products and Services, jointly organised by the Royal Danish Consulate General - Invest in Denmark and Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM), will be held from 8th September to 19th September 2008 (9am to 6 pm, Mondays to Fridays) at IPIM’s Macao Business Support Centre (Alameda Dr. Carlos d'Assumpçao No. 263, Edif. China Civil Plaza, 19 Andar, Macau). The captioned event is going to be the first European country-themed Catalogue Show ever held in MBSC. Being a Scandinavian country, Denmark’s major national output rely on construction, logistics, information and communications, energy and food industries. Major exports range from petroleum and related products, bio-med products, industrial equipment and machinery, meat and meat products. In 2007, imports from Denmark reached 100 million Macau patacas, of which included wrist watches, food and meat products, electrical appliances and smoking tobacco. Compared with import value of 60.6 million in 2006, a 66.2% year on year increase is achieved. Till June 2008, total import value already reached 52.5 million patacas. Co-ordinated by Invest in Denmark, the theme of the Show will be Investment Opportunities and Prospects of Denmark. Over 40 types of Catalogues will be on display, which include travel and tourism, investment, Information and Communication Technology, Renewable Energy and Med-Bio Technology and Creative Denmark etc. There are altogether 24 types of investment guides to various industries of Denmark. Product pamphlets of 10 Danish companies in the collection include, medical equipment and instruments, furniture, decorative lightings and pastries and are looking for product agents and distributors in Macao. Local SMEs in search for partners or distribution rights from Denmark or any other interested parties are cordially invited to visit the Show at MBSC during office hours (9am to 6 pm). For enquiries, please contact Mr Ho or Ms Leong of Small and Medium Enterprise Service Centre (28728212) or visit IPIM’s website and Macao Trade and Invest Kiosk.
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