Roz McGuinness, divisional director, Fespa, stated, “It’s time for Fespa to return to the Asian region and choice for the hosting was Thailand. The objective is to build demand for print by re-investing in the print community and it matched the enthusiasm of our regional associations, with whom we will be working closely. The aim is to leave a lasting legacy across Asia through various initiatives in the years to come.”

 

Fespa has an objective to share knowledge, provide training for the professionals involved in administrative and operational level.

 

“Fespa is one of the printing federations comprising of 37 members association and has the philosophy of reinvesting in the global print community for the sustainable growth across the board. The ASEAN countries have joined together to form an economic zone called AEC, with a population of 700 million. The event will bring opportunities and sustainable growth for the print and signage community in Thailand,” commented Phongdej Sajarattanachote, president, Thai Screen Printing and Graphic Imaging Association.

 

Last month, Brasil Signage Expo 2015 strengthens its position as one of the largest exhibition in Latin America, with more than 2,500 visitors at the show. The event had equipments and technology across digital signage and digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising and was partnered by APS Feiras and Fespa.