Daily Express, 05.15.2015 – The Malaysian Timber Industry Board said today exports of bamboo-based products could be boosted so as to eliminate the industry’s trade deficit within the next five years with the transformation of the local industry.
Daily Express, 05.15.2015 – The Malaysian Timber Industry Board said today exports of bamboo-based products could be boosted so as to eliminate the industry’s trade deficit within the next five years with the transformation of the local industry.
16 May 2019, Yanqing, Beijing – A group of senior policy makers and diplomatic representatives gathered to celebrate the Honour Day of the International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation, INBAR. The event took place at the INBAR Pavilion at the International Horticultural Exhibition in Yanqing, Beijing. Ambassadors and diplomatic envoys from INBAR’s 45 Member States, as […]
INBAR’s annual publication highlights key moments from the past year 6 May 2019 – Earlier this month, INBAR released its Annual Highlights. The report covers some of the organisation’s main achievements throughout the year. Annual Highlights is online in Chinese and English, and will soon be available in French and Spanish. One of INBAR’s aims […]
H.E. Mr. Oumer Houssein Oba’s visited INBAR as part of his China tour. 29 April – Ethiopia’s Minister of Agriculture, H.E. Mr. Oumer Houssein Oba, visited INBAR’s Headquarters in Beijing, China. On his arrival, the Minister toured the International Centre for Bamboo and Rattan’s Product Showroom, before meeting with INBAR’s Director General, Mr. Ali Mchumo. […]