México will have a pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo

 

With a budget of $20 million dollars and the construction of a pavilion, Mexico gives great importance to the Shanghai World Expo 2010, an event that Mexico will utilize to increase Chinese investment in its territory.

 

The pavilion?s general coordinator, Eduardo Seldner, visiting in China, explained that the objective, besides showing the public the best of Mexico?s history and culture, is to attract investment and create businesses.

 

He said that Mexico is particularly interested in the investment of Chinese companies and that for this goal the Mexican pavilion will have a business center in which encounters between both nations will be organized with the collaboration of entities such as the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in China (Mexcham).

 

Approximately $8 to $9 million dollars will be invested in the construction of the Mexican pavilion, which will have 43,055 square feet and will be divided into six spaces: an area of exposition, a business center, an area for multiple uses, a module for tourism promotion, a store and a restaurant.

 

 

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