Today at 7 pm closes its doors HABITAT VALENCIA 2008, the offering led to the decoration and that includes the fairs Furniture, Decoration and Accessories, Lighting, TextilHogar and Art.

The outcome is encouraging, especially in regard to export to countries of Eastern Europe and Russia, said the president of FIM, Miguel Angel Gimenez.

He stressed the need to maintain measures designed to contract, "because he has embarked on a track that will give great fruit." On the other hand, the president of FIM wanted to emphasize that the classical style "is a sweet moment.""The fair-noted, has been positive for manufacturers who have done their homework on the export side, because the domestic market stands."

According to Gimenez, have reached substantial operations for contract customers in the Middle East and Russia, involving several exhibitors from the fairs that are part of HABITAT VALENCIA.

The president of the International Lighting Fair, Almerich Antonio, said he was even more pleased. "We said, on the right track. It's important for us to have established the biennial, as in all other fairs reference Euroluce and Light & Building.And it is important to be in a project such as Habitat Valencia. "

Almerich noted that several manufacturers that have not come to this issue but who do have visited have expressed their desire to expose the next appointment, many of them of great renown Italian.

"We are all more than satisfied, because it has gone better than we expected," he concluded.

Nicolas Terol, president of TextilHogar, elaborated on the positive assessment, adding that HABITAT VALENCIA is a future project that should be further developed and refined in some detail.