EN VI Conference Interpreters at Aquaculture Vietnam
The Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFIS), the International Collaborating Center for Aquaculture and Fisheries Sustainability (ICAFIS) held Aquaculture Vietnam on 16-18 October 2019 at the Can Tho International Fair Centre. (https://fareasternagriculture.com/live-stock/aquaculture/vietnam-set-to-emerge-as-leading-global-aquaculture-player)
AKT 's experienced interpreters were trusted to interpret English to Vietnamese and vice versa at the seminar.
Within three days, companies operating in the fishery industry could learn and experience new technology and products, as well as update their insights on current trends and markets.
Excellent EN VI-VI AKT interpreters helped clients get through 40 topics delivered by local and foreign experts, with clarity in languages.
Aquaculture Vietnam welcomed over 5,000 visitors, 130 exhibitors from 30 countries with extensive coverage of feed processing, seed production and sustainable aquatic farming solutions. Aquaculture Vietnam brought businesses and suppliers together for fruitful cooperation.
Vietnamese interpreters are proud to contribute to our client 's success. Thank you for always trusting us for your important events. Your after-event compliments keep us proud in the industry.
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