The Confederation of Greater Toronto Chinese Business Association (CGTCBA) 2012 China Trade Mission Organizing Committee cordially invites you to the Pre-departure Press Conference & Networking Session

Thursday October 18th. 2012 

Today The Confederation of Greater Toronto Chinese Business Association (CGTCBA) has call a press conference to release  information about their third and 2012 China Trade Mission in  Novenber.   The purpose of the Press Conference and Networking Session is to introduce the 70-member delegation and to share with the business community and the media the program of the Trade Mission. The following mayors and officials from participating municipalities have confirmed to attend and deliver short speech at the Press Conference: 

- Mayor of City of Mississauga

- Mayor of City of Brampton

- Mayor of City of Barrie

- Mayor of Town of Oakville

- Deputy Mayor of Town of Clarington

- Economic Development Commissioner of City of Vaughan.

 Mayor Hazel say that long before that the Prime Minister of Canada made his historic China Mission trip in 2009, the municipal and regional government in Canada had already long made many trade to China.

The Mission Team Leaders, Commercial Consul from the Consulate General of People of China, Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office and the Chinese Government Official Delegation from Guangxi Ministry of Industry and Commerce are invited to speak and meet all delegate members and the business communities.

Information Desks will be set up by the following Offices and other supporting organizations providing maps, brochures and useful business publications:

- Consulate General of People’s Republic of China in Toronto

- Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office & Hong Kong Canada Business Association

- China Council for Promotion of International Trade

- China National Tourist Office in Canada

For more photos from this event check gallery below:-
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