13 October 2008
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Bulgarian companies rewarded at DomExpo International in Moscow
19:21 Wed 27 Feb 2008
Most exhibitors at DomExpo were Bulgarian companies. The highest number of awards among other exhibitors went to Italian and Cypriot companies.
Most exhibitors at DomExpo were Bulgarian companies. The highest number of awards among other exhibitors went to Italian and Cypriot companies.

Two Bulgarian companies were distinguished at the end of one of the largest international fairs of properties abroad – DomExpo in Russia.

New Address, a partner of the event's administrators and an organiser of the Bulgaria Day at the fair, received two awards. The first was for active participation in the preparation and conduct of the fair's business agenda and the second was for best stand design of an exhibitor.

The other Bulgarian winner was Dream Homes, cited for the best organisation of a stand's work during the exhibition.

Most exhibitors at DomExpo were Bulgarian companies. The highest number of awards among other exhibitors went to Italian and Cypriot companies.

 
 
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