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S Korean bizmen to be part of IFFI delegation

With a business delegation from South Korea expected to be a part of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Goa is exploring the possibility of attracting investment from companies from South Korea.

PANAJI:  
Speaking to media persons, ESG CEO Ameya Abhyankar said, “This year South Korea is the partner country and the focus country for IFFI. Last month, we had a meeting in Delhi with some of the main Korean business houses. Koreans this year are not only bringing films but also bringing in a 40-member business delegation to the Festival. So alongside IFFI, we will have a round table where we will invite the Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industry to try and see how we can leverage opportunities in the field of commerce, trade and manufacturing.”  
Stating that there are several Korean manufacturers of FMCG, he said, “We have ESDM coming up in Tuem. We are trying to see how we can bring them into invest in the State of Goa.”  
Pointing out that the Air Asia’s direct flight from Goa to Kuala Lampur has opened up connectivity to South and South-East Asia, he said, “We have had a dialogue and Korea Tourism Organisation (KTO) is coming down for the festival in order to showcase itself as a cinematic destination. We have already initiated a communication with GTDC and see how they can also leverage from participation of KTO in the festival.”  
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ESG hopeful of raising 25 per cent of IFFI spending through sponsorships

Preparations underway; 4,500 delegates register for festival so far

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Published Oct 27, 2016, 5:28 AM IST
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PANAJI  The preparations for the 47th edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) scheduled to be held from November 20-28 have already begun. Nearly 4,500 delegates have registered for the festival presently. The Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG) expects to raise 25 per cent of the spending on IFFI through sponsorships.  Addressing a press conference, ESG Chief Executive Officer Ameya Abhyankar said, “This year, we would try and ensure that a large…

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