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Virtual mission Southeast Asia with Minister Sigrid Kaag

24 September 2020

The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) is announcing a virtual mission to Southeast Asia with Minister Sigrid Kaag as follows.

Do you want to do business in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand or Vietnam? Or do you want to expand your contacts in this dynamic region? Then take it October 12 through December 11 take part in this unique online trading journey.

The 5 fast-growing economies of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) offer many opportunities, even in digital times. This mission focuses on promising sectors for Dutch entrepreneurs and knowledge institutions that are active in:

Agrifood & technology;
Water Management and Technology;
Waste management and circular design.

The health sector will be discussed in mid-December with opportunities in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. You can register for this later.

Virtual, so no flying

This tour takes you to Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam in a few weeks without any flight movements.

Expand your knowledge and network. Explore (further) possibilities for your company and/or institution in the region.

Participate in webinars, regional fairs and individual matchmaking (based on your company profile) via the interactive b2match platform.

For detailed information about this mission, see this link: www.rvo.nl/actueel/evenementen/virtuele-missie-zuidoost-azie-met-minister-sigrid-kaag

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