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Society 4 months ago
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BGN stokes overspending criticism for billion-rupiah procurement of event planners
The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) is facing renewed scrutiny after its procurement reports revealed billions of rupiah allocated for the hiring of planners for various campaigns, from training for its workers to recreational activities, raising fresh criticisms of overspending on the free nutritious meal program overseen by the agency.
Tech 1 year ago
Discover the world auto parts sourcing hub at TAPA 2025
Thailand International Auto Parts and Accessories Show 2025 (TAPA 2025), a premier trade show presenting new products and innovations in the auto parts and accessories industry is set to take place from April 3-5, 2025 in Bangkok. For more than two decades, the event has brought together leaders in the auto parts, accessories and related services industries from Thailand and around the world, thus becoming known as the world auto parts sourcing hub.
Front Row 1 year ago
Krista Exhibitions hosts third annual PRO AVL, a premier audiovisual, lighting event
Supporting the rapidly growing creative economy in Indonesia, Krista Exhibitions is proudly hosting its annual PRO AVL exhibition at Hall D2 of the Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, until Tuesday.
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