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Ayurveda 2009 exhibition and symposium

 

The National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) in partnership with Ministry of Indigenous Medicine and other related government organizations will hold the Ayurveda 2009 Exhibition from May 23 – 25 at the BMICH, Colombo. The chamber held this exhibition for the first time in Sri Lanka in 2007 drawing participation from local and foreign exhibitors from India, Myanmar, Bangladesh, China, Japan, Pakistan and Germany, according to a chamber statement.

Exhibitors representing Ayurveda Hospitals, Ayurveda products Manufacturers, Doctors, Ayurveda product exporters, importers, Ayurveda related machinery suppliers, Ayurveda herbal growers, Health food and beverage manufacturers and tourist hotels that have native treatment systems are expected to participate.


 
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