Omsk entrepreneurs are invited to Poland for the international fair of children's goods and toys

The international fair of children's goods and toys KIDS TIME 2022 will be held in Kielce, Poland, from February 16 to 18. Applications are accepted until January 26, 2022 inclusive.

The Omsk Region Export Support Center organizes the participation of the Omsk business community on preferential terms. A delegation from Omsk will present their goods and services at a collective stand, the rent and construction of which will be paid for by the Center. Entrepreneurs will also be helped with the delivery of exhibition samples to Poland and will form a selling commercial offer.

It should be recalled that the Export Support Center is part of the My Business unified Service Delivery Center and operates within the framework of the national projects "Small and Medium-sized Entrepreneurship and Support for individual Entrepreneurial Initiative" and "International Cooperation and Export".

KIDS TIME Exhibition is the largest business event in the toy and children's goods industry in Central and Eastern Europe. This year, exhibitors will be able to present the following products of their own production at the exhibition: children's goods, toys, clothing and shoes, maternity products, children's literature, strollers, educational games, school supplies, baby food.

"Participation in the KIDS TIME fair will allow exhibitors to track market trends, make useful acquaintances, carefully study the products of their competitors and take into account their strengths, as well as communicate with potential buyers, get acquainted with their opinions about the goods produced and the cost of their sale. Participants must pay for the flight, accommodation and meals of their representatives at the stand themselves," the Export Support Center noted.

For more information, please contact the Omsk Region Export Support Center at 21 Komarova St., building 1, office 228, 229, Omsk, or by phone: +7 (3812)95-77-75, e-mail: export@ved55.ru .

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