NITN | @notintownlive | 17 Jan 2018, 06:58 am
Kolkata, Jan 17 (NITN): The Italian delegation to the Bengal Global Business Summit -- being held in Kolkata -- signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a city-based association, on the eve of the summit.
The MoU was signed between Italian Leather Research Institute and Kolkata-based CLC TA Tanner's Association, Kolkata .
Paolo Gurisatti,President of SSIP district and Golin Mauro,CEO Spraytech were present for the signing.
The MoU, which has the sanction of the West Bengal government is about exchange and support for providing technical competence in the Bengal tanning companies, said Alberto Cavicchiolo of ArtValley.
For the second year in a row, Italy is participating as Partner Country in BGBS 2018, under the aegis of ArtValley.
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