2004 Events

The Presidency/ComMark Trust Sector Workshop

Date(s): 25/11/2004 (All day)

Venue:
Midrand Conference Centre
Strategic Market Analysis for International Business Development

Date(s): 04/11/2004 (All day)

Venue:
4th Floor, Diamond House, 35 Melle Street Braamfontein
Western Cape: Strategic Market Analysis for International Business Development

Date(s): 25/10/2004 (All day)

Venue:
UCT-Upper Campus-Menzies Building-5th Floor-Room 5.36
Workshop on Growth, Openness and Poverty in South Africa and Thailand

Date(s): 16/10/2004 (All day)

Venue:
Cape Town, South Africa
TIPS/DPRU/Cornell University Forum 2004: African Development and Poverty Reduction: The Macro-Micro Linkage

Date(s): 13/10/2004 (All day)

Venue:
Lord Charles Hotel, Somerset West, South Africa
Third International Conference: Pro-Poor Regulation & Competition: Issues, Policies & Practice

Date(s): 07/09/2004 (All day)

Venue:
V & A Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa
Introductory Course on Computable General Equilibrium Modelling,

Date(s): 04/07/2004 (All day)

Venue:
Johannesburg
Regional Dialogue on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Sustainable Development in Eastern and Southern Africa

Date(s): 29/06/2004 (All day)

Venue:
Cape Town, South Africa
Wits-Ekurhuleni Symposium On Sustainable Manufacturing

Date(s): 10/06/2004 (All day)

Venue:
10-11 June 2004, Brakpan Civic Centre
A DTI/UNIDO Competitiveness Conference: An Institutional Approach to Competitiveness

Date(s): 07/06/2004 (All day)

Venue:
Gallagher Estate, Johannesburg

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