The receptions and promotion sessions resulted in 82 agreements in Singapore, 45 in Indonesia and 62 in Malaysia, involving areas such as tourism, new technologies, traditional Chinese medicine, electronic commerce and halal certification, according to a statement released by the Institute for Trade and Investment Promotion (IPIM) and the Directorate of Tourism Services (DST) of Macau.
The receptions and promotion sessions resulted in 82 agreements in Singapore, 45 in Indonesia and 62 in Malaysia, involving areas such as tourism, new technologies, traditional Chinese medicine, electronic commerce and halal certification, according to a statement released by the Institute for Trade and Investment Promotion (IPIM) and the Directorate of Tourism Services (DST) of Macau.