
XYLEXPO 2022 PRESS CONFERENCE and Presentation Event
Ladies and Gentlemen of the trade press,
it's a pleasure for me to confirm the appointment for tomorrow, Thursday 7 October at 11 am (Italian hour) with the official presentation of Xylexpo 2022, to which it will be possible to participate remotely from the platform https://www.stscommunication.eu/eventi/emomilano2021/.
Yours sincerely
Luca Rossetti
phone +39351 9098189,
press@xylexpo.com

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