Gyeonggi-do will resume promoting export with chinese enterprises which was suspended or fell into stagnation due to the SARS attack during 
the first half of this year. 

Minor enterprises located in Gyeonggi-do are eager to meet chinese buyers and find a larger market in China. Export consultation fee is expected to be 80 million in US dollars and contract conclusion fee 10 million (50 contracts). 

Main items to be introduced at the export exhibitation will be automobile parts, information technology (IT), electric & electronic parts, machanical parts and other products. And for the convenience of participating enterprises, information on buyers and business proposals will be enabled in a 『Gyeonggi Export Exhibition Window』on the Internet. 

The exhibition will be held on Sept. 4, 9:30 to 18:00, in the International Conference Room on the 1st floor in the Gyeonggi Small and Medium Business Center. 

About 60 buyers from China and Taiwan will be invited. 10 buyers from Beijing, 5 from Shanghai, 7 each from Guangzho and Dalian, 8 from Chengdu, 6 from Wuhan and 7 from Hong Kong, totals up to 50 buyers from China and 10 buyers are invited from 
Taiwan. 

Participating enteprises are estimated to be about 400 from inside and outside of Korea and after the exhibition, visits to factories and individual business talks will be held on Sept. 5. 

Catalogs of participating and non-participating enterprises will be displayed and for the convenience of buyers, guides will be dispatched to extend the efficiency of the exhibition.