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Ramesh Sharma

Fair time: A scene at the Paperex exhibition in the Capital on Friday. —

Our Bureau

New Delhi, Dec. 7 China, Finland and Italy are among the 380 exhibitors from the 25 countries participating in the Paperex Expo 2007, a biennial show that began here today.

Inaugurated by the Minister of State for Human Resource Development, Mohd. Ali Ashraf Fatmi, the three-day exhibition has seen a 50 per cent growth from its last edition.

Paperex 2007 is also holding a technical conference concurrent to the Trade Fair that has been organised by INPAPER International.

The conference titled ‘Pulp, Paper, & Allied Industry by 2020’ will act as a catalyst for interaction with leading technical experts from all over the world on key issues relating to the pulp, paper and conversion industry, and more importantly its future growth and expansion opportunities.

The expo is supported by the leading associations such as the Indian Pulp & Paper Technical Association, the Technical Association of the Pulp & Paper Industry (USA), the Paper Industry Technical Association (UK), and the Technical Association of the Pulp & Paper Industry (Southern Africa).

Paperex 2007 is brought to you by INPAPER International as the conference organisers & Tafcon Group in Association with Expomedia Group as the organisers of the expo.

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