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TANA to host 3-day expo in Detroit
TANA to host 3-day expo in Detroit.The Telugu Association of North America (TANA) will organise a three-day expo, International Indian Expo 2015, at Detroit in the USA from July 2 to 4.
The Telugu Association of North America (TANA) will organise a three-day expo, International Indian Expo 2015, at Detroit in the USA from July 2 to 4. The expo will bring together realtors, luxury home builders and other commercial fraternity at COBO Centre for the benefit of NRIs living in America.
Speaking to newsmen on Friday, TANA Indian coordinator Garapati Prasad along with industrialist Muthavarapu Murali Krishna and Switch Media and Trade Fairs CEO Rajesh Sukamanchi released the logo of the expo.
“More than 100 stalls would be set up by builders and real estate developers from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana at the expo showcasing their ventures. The expo would provide various options for NRIs to invest on property in their hometowns. We are inviting some big names from both AP and Telangana to represent their States at the international expo.
It will also showcase garments and jewellery,” Prasad said.“About 25 per cent of NRIs in the USA are Telugu speaking people. They could utilise the opportunity to take wise decisions on investing their hard earned money on property in their native places, which would help promote the economic growth of the State,” Murali Krishna said.
