Let's Learn & Earn at Any Time, At Any Where, At Will :): Malaysia Forex Expo Dec 11-12 KLCC

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Malaysia Forex Expo Dec 11-12 KLCC

Malaysia Forex Expo is part of the WORLD FOREX EXPO PROJECT - a unique event that is devoted to the development of the Forex market. The WORLD FOREX EXPO includes shows in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev, Riga, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Brunei, Philipines,Singapore, Indonesia, India, Beijing, and Kuala Lumpur.

One of the most important and relevant exhibitions today is the FOREX EXPO in Malaysia. During the show traders can discuss new elements of the financial markets, such as internet trading and informational / analytical products.The show also offers a variety of sessions that allow participants to discuss industry trends, listen to expert views on key issues - and learn about new products and needs.

The event includes seminars and presentations, where each visitor can participate in professional consultations for free.

If you are looking for new clients, you are welcome to FOREX EXPO in Kuala Lumpur!!!

For visitors entrance is free!!!

Want to participate or support?

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Kevin 016-921 2163

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LOVE YOURSELF, LOVE YOUR FAMILY 爱家人，就先让自己健康December 2, 2009 at 1:11 PM
Kindly visit :

http://www.forexexpo.ru/Malaysia/

WORLD FOREX EXPO welcomes you on the website of the second annual international exhibition in Malaysia - MALAYSIA FOREX EXPO.

December 11-12, 2009
KLCC Convention Centre!

WORLD FOREX EXPO - is the international project which holds in Europe, Baltic countries, in the CIS, Russia and in the Asian countries. Every year the project geography expands and covers new countries and cities.
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