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Estonian wooden houses friends conference to take place in Estonia in August
Juhan Tere, BC, Tallinn, 28.06.2012.
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Print versionEstonian Woodhouse Association and Estonian Wooden Houses Cluster organize a summer conference titled "Estonia – the Largest Exporter of Wooden Houses in 2020?" on August 24-26, 2012, in Raudsilla Matkakompleks, Estonia, Eesti Puitmajaliit said in a statement.
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The goal of the conference is to gather people who are interested in Estonian wooden houses sector – together they will discuss future perspectives of the sector and the factors that influence its development, writes LETA.
The cluster organizes seminars, workshops and other interesting events that facilitate future cooperation between participants.
The conference is intended for the sector's professionals: members of the Estonian Woodhouse Association and other companies in the sector and in wood industry, representatives from the universities, engineers, architects and other parties interested in sector development.
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