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REASONS TO EXHIBIT AT ITU TELECOM AFRICA
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Africa
represents one of the
world’s greatest
business opportunities
for companies in the
telecoms industry. And AFRICA
2001 is an excellent
opportunity to showcase
your products and
services.
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ITU
Telecom AFRICA
2001 offers you access to
markets throughout
continental Africa.
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AFRICA
2001 is the one telecoms
event in Africa where
you will meet Ministers,
Directors-General,
Regulators, CEOs,
broadcasters,
journalists, financial
consultants and bankers
– all of whom are in,
or connected to, the
global telecoms
industry.
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At
AFRICA
2001 you can count on the
presence of the telecoms
buyers and sellers who
really matter in Africa.
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Let
our statistics from AFRICA
98 persuade you. Over
19,000 visitors
participated in the
event. Of these 33% were
Final Decision-makers
and a further 46% made
purchase recommendations
to their companies. For
profiles of all our
visitors see [visitors,
delegates,
exhibitors]
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A
five-day trade event, AFRICA
2001 will welcome
visitors to tour the
halls, participate in
the Forum, attend the
numerous social events
and to meet, do business
and make contacts. The
ITU’s Africa regional
events are simply
Africa’s best telecom
exhibitions.
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AFRICA
2001 will also feature a
high-level Forum,
bringing together top
level industry leaders
to debate the future of
telecommunications,
policies and
technologies for the
region. The Forum will
attract exceptional
speakers and offer you
unrivalled networking
opportunities. Speakers
at Africa 98 included
Thabo Mbeki, Nelson
Mandela, Graca Machel,
Mary Robinson, Noah
Samara and Craig
Barrett, among a host of
other high-ranking
orators.
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Maximize
your presence at AFRICA
2001 by exhibiting in the
halls, and speaking at the
Forum.
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Make
sure you’re seen –
and covered – by the
local, national and
international media at
the event. At Africa 98
more than 150 media
organizations were
represented, and we
expect many more at AFRICA
2001.
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Make
your mark at the
Gallagher Estate,
Midrand, Johannesburg,
South Africa, from 12
to16 November 2001.
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