CPhI South East Asia

Asia | Health

Third Party Event

06 Apr 2016 - 08 Apr 2016

Things to do, see and find at the event:

  • CPhI South East Asia Forum – Over 50 tracks of interesting topics to choose from
  • Innovation Gallery – Find the latest innovations in pharma, right here
  • Business Matching – Maximise your visit by pre-arranging your meetings to ensure you achieve your visit objectives
  • P-MEC Route – Special presentations of latest machinery, equipment and technology

International Experience – Meet exhibiting companies from Bahrain, Egypt, Belarus, US, Colombia, Turkey, Germany, and pavilions from top sourcing destinations for South East Asia; China, India and Korea.

Link : www.cphi.com/sea

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