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Making agriculture and fashionable business are the tea makers Nondumiso Phaahle, Dorah Motedi and Retand Phaahle of Setshong Tea Products.
The global networking and networking trade show began at the Gallagher Convention Center in Midrand with various companies from around the world presenting their products.
The show began on July 27 and will end on July 29. The company Ex-Easy and the African Chambers of Commerce are convinced that exhibits incorporating information technology will make the world more integrated.
The opening was honored by the Ambbadador of Colombia María Eugenia Correa Olarte; Sri Lankan Acting High Commissioner Thiloma Abajeewa; Rory Voller, Commissioner for Enterprise and the Intellectual Property Commission; president of the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry Zeph Ndlovu; Director of the Department of Trade and Industry, Riaan Le Roux, Events Manager at the Gauteng Tourism Department, Hans Kekana; Linda Blackbeard, CEO of the Randburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Norman Dawe, Caxton Johannesburg North Business Manager.
Colin Skelton presents candles made of vegetable wax with a refreshing aroma at the Global Trade 2018
Kenneth Zhou Nan of the Global Trade Show said the purpose of the event was to bring in gamers from Japan. business from China and the whole world in South Africa for a networking and matchmaking purpose. "We also wanted to bring advanced Chinese technology to South Africa as a developing country," he said.
"This year we have organized buyers and visitors from around the world."
Ndlovu government issues were the 4th industrial revolution and for it to be included in the country, trade shows such as this one were needed. The 4th Industrial Revolution is the current and developing environment in which disruptive technologies and trends such as the Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, virtual reality (VR), and intelligence artificial (AI) change the way we live and work. "The 4th industrial revolution offers an opportunity platform for the revolution, and with the technology if you are falling behind, it is difficult to catch up," said Ndlovu
"Very little". entrepreneurs are online [in South Africa] creating a better economy under the 4th industrial revolution. "
Blackbeard said that the show, being global, offered an ideal platform for small businesses to showcase their products. "Many small businesses make their own products," she said.
"They are durable and this event shows the world that there is such business in South Africa and all over the continent."
Johannesburg North Caxton Group at their booth at the Global Trade Show.
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