Spanish trade mission to visit Oman
Spain
Muscat - Arab Today
A Spanish Trade Mission is heading to Oman next week, the Spanish Embassy in Muscat announced on Sunday.
The delegation will represent different Spanish companies and their respective products. The manufactured products include safes, cabinets, professional cosmetics, hairdressing, hygiene products, paper products, refrigerator panels, photovoltaic systems, and special purpose vehicle bodies.
The trade mission comprises of six members, and will head to the Sultanate on March 5th to the 6th. The delegation is from the Foreign Trade and Investment Institute of Castilla-La Mancha (IPEX).
“The two day visit seeks to continue to build on the close bilateral relationship that exists between the two countries,” a Spanish Embassy representative said. “During the mission, the representatives will meet potential distributors and agents,” he added.
Source : Times Of Oman
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