During the countrys economic decline, the ZITF had been turned into nothing more than a flea market, with local small to medium enterprises (SMES) selling their wares in the absence of international exhibitors who continued to snub the annual
exhibition.
General Manager Daniel Chigaru said the ban was an attempt to returnthe trade fair back to its former glory.
The ZITF is a place where manufactures and providers of services come to present their goods to interested buyers, hoping to receive orders and establishing a partnership that will last for years.
ZITF 2011 runs from 3 to 7 May with the first two days set aside for businessmen only. The event will spotlight agriculture, tourism, mining and manufacturing the sectors driving the countrys economic revival.
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